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Science journalist. Former ballet dancer, current overuser of emojis 🤷‍♀️. Champagneophile. PhD. (she/her) 🇱🇧🇺🇸🏳️‍🌈 @nmdrake@mastodon.social
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地球外生命体の探査、新たな領域へ

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By Nadia Drake 
| The Wall Street Journal (Japan)
エイリアンが存在することを示す、初めての説得力ある証拠を想像してみてほしい。 それは、地球の隣の惑星、つまり火星が今より湿潤で温暖だった数十億年前に生息していた微生物の化石だろうか。あるいは、太陽系外縁部の氷のように冷え切った衛星の暗い海で繁栄する水生生物（異世界の頭足類）かもしれない。あるいは、はるかかなたの文明が交信を望んで検出可能な形で送ってくるテクノロジー由来の信号のようなものかもしれない。 Copyright ©2026 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8
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NASA's

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By Lee Billings , Nadia Drake 
| Scientific American
A daring 10-day voyage will take four astronauts on a loop around the moon and set the stage for future forays to the lunar surface NASA has launched four astronauts on a pioneering journey around the moon—the Artemis II mission. Follow our coverage here KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, Florida—For the first time in nearly 54 years, humans are on their way to the moon. At 6:35 P.M. EDT, NASA's Artemis II mission blasted off from Kennedy Space Center.
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NASA’s Artemis II mission launches four astronauts to the moon

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By Nadia Drake 
| Aol
KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, Florida—For the first time in nearly 54 years, humans are on their way to the moon. At 6:35 P.M. EDT, NASA’s Artemis II mission blasted off from Kennedy Space Center. It’s the second flight in the agency’s moon-focused Artemis program and the first with humans onboard. The hulking Space Launch System (SLS)—a 322-foot-tall rocket flanked by boosters emblazoned with a patriotic logo celebrating the 250th birthday of the U.S.—shook the earth as it leaped from the pad.
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