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Latest articles by Loren Grush

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SpaceX successfully lands its rocket on a floating drone ship for the first timeSpaceX successfully lands its rocket on a floating drone ship for the first time
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After four failed attempts at sea, SpaceX shows it can stick an ocean landing as well as one on solid ground.

By Loren Grush
Technology
Blue Origin Just Launched and Landed Its Reusable Rocket for the Third TimeBlue Origin Just Launched and Landed Its Reusable Rocket for the Third Time
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On Saturday morning, CEO Jeff Bezos tweeted out that the rocket had a clean launch at 11:18 am ET, and a “perfect booster landing.”

By Loren Grush
Technology
Why Did Blue Origin Leave So Many Female Space Reporters Out of Its Big Reveal?Why Did Blue Origin Leave So Many Female Space Reporters Out of Its Big Reveal?
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Happy International Women’s Day!

By Loren Grush
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NASA Astronaut Scott Kelly Lands Safely After Year in SpaceNASA Astronaut Scott Kelly Lands Safely After Year in Space
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Next up: Tests to see how his body changed in microgravity.

By Loren Grush
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Turing Award Goes to Programmers Who Created Modern CryptographyTuring Award Goes to Programmers Who Created Modern Cryptography
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Whitfield Diffie and Martin E. Hellman honored for developing the first instance of public-key cryptography.

By Loren Grush
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SpaceX Doesn’t Expect a Successful Landing After Tomorrow’s LaunchSpaceX Doesn’t Expect a Successful Landing After Tomorrow’s Launch
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Delays forced a flight-path change and a difficult landing attempt on a platform at sea.

By Loren Grush
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Virgin Galactic Unveils New SpaceShipTwo VehicleVirgin Galactic Unveils New SpaceShipTwo Vehicle
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The VSS Unity will replace Virgin Galactic’s former SpaceShipTwo plane, which crashed during a test flight in 2014.

By Loren Grush
Technology
Scientists Detect Gravitational Waves, Prove Einstein RightScientists Detect Gravitational Waves, Prove Einstein Right
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Ripples from the explosive merger of two black holes 1.3 billion years ago.

By Loren Grush
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Asia Catching Up to U.S. in Science and Engineering SpendingAsia Catching Up to U.S. in Science and Engineering Spending
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And China is leading the charge.

By Loren Grush
Technology
SpaceX Will Try Again for a Landing at SeaSpaceX Will Try Again for a Landing at Sea
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The next launch will use the last of the older-version Falcon 9 rockets.

By Loren Grush