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From rocket launches to a crashing space station, we're in for a huge year in space

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2018

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Tucker, Brad E

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Parkville, Vic. : The Conversation Media Group

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A Blood Moon, a trip to the Moon and back for two explorers, a space station crashing to Earth and the launch of a new mission to find planets around other stars: these are just some of the exciting things to watch in space in 2018. Elon Musk's Space X also plans to launch one of the new Falcon Heavy rockets, the largest since the manned Moon landings.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/140263

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The Conversation

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