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Iran to Produce Deuterated Drugs Using Nuclear Technologies - Energy Organization Head

Iran plans to produce advanced drugs containing deuterium isotope using nuclear technologies and combining laser and biological technologies for working on heavy water derivatives, Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI) chief Mohammad Eslami said on Tuesday

Military Space Rocket Reaches Orbit - Russian Defense Ministry

A space rocket, launched by the Russian Defense Ministry from the Plesetsk cosmodrome on Monday, has reached the orbit, the ministry told reporters

Soyuz Rocket With Military Satellite Launched From Plesetsk - Russian Defense Ministry

NASA Says Reestablished Full Communications With Voyager 2 Space Probe

RPT - NASA Says Reestablished Full Communications With Voyager 2 Space Probe

US Names Astronauts Crew to Join International Space Station Operations in 2024 - NASA

NASA announced on Friday the four-person crew, including a Russian cosmonaut, to join the International Space Station (ISS) for a long duration mission next year

US Sets August 25 as Launch Date for Next ISS Crew Mission With Cosmonaut - NASA

NASA has delayed the launch of its next manned crew mission to the International Space Station (ISS) until August 25, the US space agency announced in an official blog statement on Thursday

Facebook Says Ending News Availability in Canada to Comply With New Media Law

Nigerien Authorities Warn Against Unauthorized Use of Starlink Internet Following Coup

Nigerien authorities have warned against the use of US satellite internet provider Starlink in the country without a prior permission from Nigerien government agencies, the Electronic Communications and Post Regulatory Authority (ARCEP) said on Tuesday in a communique published by Nigerien media

Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations Planning to Monitor Russia's Arctic From Space

The Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations said on Tuesday that it plans to start monitoring Russia's entire Arctic coast from space once the data center in the town of Anadyr in the Chuktoka region start operating next year

Biden Orders Keeping US Space Command Headquarters in Colorado - Pentagon

Mobile Connection Unavailable in Senegal After Opposition Leader's Arrest - Reports

Falcon Heavy Launcher Puts Jupiter 3 Satellite Into Orbit - SpaceX

Argentina Signs on to US-Led Artemis Accords to Regulate Outer Space - NASA.

Putin Says African States Could Become Food Exporters by Getting Necessary Technologies

Russia Hands Over Space Debris Tracking Complex to Nigeria - Institute

Employees of France's Ommic Accused of Transferring Technology to Russia, China - Reports

Russian Crew to Conduct Psychological Tests at ISS - Cosmonaut

Russia, China Develop Weapons Capability in Space - US General

The United States thinks that China and Russia are developing their military capabilities in space, affecting Washington's defense policy of deterrence, US Lt. Gen. Stephen Whiting said on Wednesday

Pentagon Expects China Will Try to Inhibit US Ability to Use Space - General

The US military expects that China will try to inhibit the United States' capabilities in space, President Joe Biden's nominee for commander of the US Space Command, Lt. Gen. Stephen Whiting, said during his Senate confirmation hearing on Wednesday

Moscow City Court Takes Former Russian Digital Deputy Minister Parshin Into Custody

NASA Lost Contact With ISS Due to Power Issue in Houston, Crew Not in Danger - Official

NASA lost communication with the International Space Station (ISS) on Tuesday due to a power problem at mission control in Houston, although contact has been restored via Russian assets and neither the crew nor vehicle is in danger, Program Manager Joel Montalbano said at a briefing

Malaysia Becomes World's 60th Country With Starlink Internet - Company

Malaysia has become the 60th country in the world where Starlink provides high-speed internet connection via its satellites, the company said on Tuesday

Russia May Build Station for Receiving Satellite Data in South Africa - Roscosmos Head

Russia may build a new station for receiving information from Earth remote sensing satellites in South Africa or modernize existing ones, which will contribute to the development of common BRICS infrastructure, Yuri Borisov, the head of Russia's state space corporation Roscosmos, said on Monday