May seems to be the Month of Commercial Crew! Also: NASA is working from home, an exoplanet may be no more and a look at a future Mars sample return mission.

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How engineers are operating space missions from their homes - The Verge

NASA's Curiosity Keeps Rolling As Team Operates Rover From Home

An Earth-Sized World Orbiting in its Star's Habitable Zone Was Found in Older Kepler Data - Universe Today

exoplanet-asteroid.html">The Case of the Disappearing Exoplanet - The New York Times

comet-2i-borisov-strange-composition-discovery.html">Strange ingredient in interstellar Comet Borisov offers a clue to its origins | Space

neutrino-antimatter-ichikawa-t2k.html">Why the Big Bang Produced Something Rather Than Nothing - The New York Times

NASA DM-2

SpaceX returns to the launch pad, and there are a few things to watch for | Ars Technica

Robert L. Behnken (Colonel, USAF, PH.D.) NASA Astronaut | NASA

Douglas G. Hurley (Colonel, U.S. Marine Corps, Ret.) NASA Astronaut | NASA

This is SpaceX’s very first human crew - YouTube

NASA reveals ambitious multi-spacecraft plan to bring a piece of Mars back to Earth | TechCrunch

NASA narrows design for rocket to launch samples off of Mars – Spaceflight Now