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    SpaceX has launched its supersized Starship rocket into orbit, the largest and most powerful launch vehicle ever built. The test flight from Texas marks a major milestone in the company's program to develop a fully reusable spacecraft for missions to the Moon and Mars. The launch is drawing worldwide attention across the space industry and beyond.

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    Engineered yeast could solve Mars shelter problem, paper says▼Mars shelter problem can be solved with engineered yeast: paper✉newsScience2 d ago

    A new research paper argues that radiation-resistant engineered yeast could be used to shield habitats on Mars, addressing one of the main obstacles to long-term human settlement on the planet. The idea suggests growing yeast-based material as a protective layer around shelters instead of relying solely on heavy materials launched from Earth.

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    New Theme Park Simulator Mars Attracts Draws Mars Attacks Comparisons▼A Mars Attacks Game? Inside Mars Attracts, The Wild Theme Park Simulator (Exclusive)✉newsCultureGaming3 d ago

    Mars Attracts, a newly highlighted theme park simulator, is drawing attention for its playful nod to the Mars Attacks franchise. Outlets describe the game as a wild, unconventional take on the park-building genre, letting players design attractions with a martian twist. Coverage is sparking curiosity among strategy and simulation fans about how closely it ties to the classic alien-invasion property.

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    New Curiosity Mars mosaic from sol 5020 shared online▼🟠 MSL 5020 MR © NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS/NeV-T Q-VIEW - https:// live.staticflickr.com/65535/55 559960113_fb296319a4_6k.jpgMmastodonScience36 d ago

    A high-resolution image mosaic from NASA's Curiosity rover, taken on Mars sol 5020, has been shared online with credits to NASA, JPL-Caltech and the Malin Space Science Systems. The post links to interactive Gigapan and GIGAmacro viewers allowing people to explore the Martian surface scene in fine detail, attracting attention from space enthusiasts.