Space Updates: Artemis, James Webb Telescope's exoplanets & DART Mission

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839: James Webb Mirror Damaged, Comet Interceptor Confirmed, NASA Investigates UFOs | Space Bites: JWST got damaged by a micrometeoroid but seems to be okay, NASA buys more Crew Dragon flights, Mars rovers see interesting stuff, ESA confirms a comet hunter, UFOs get official NASA investigations, all planets get into order in the night sky and more. by Universe Today Podcast

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Space Updates: Artemis, James Webb Telescope's exoplanets & DART Mission

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