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NASA plans to send fleets of landers, rovers, and drones to the moon before astronauts return. The agency's Moon Base initiative aims to establish a long-term human presence on the lunar surface. The ...

The base's perimeter may be marked by hopping "MoonFall" drones, and new moon rovers built by AstroLab and Lunar Outpost will carry astronauts around the site. When you purchase through links on our ...

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Rob Base, a rapper and one half of the Harlem hip-hop duo Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock, has died after a battle with cancer. He was 59. Base, whose real name was Robert Ginyard, was best known for the 1988 ...

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Rapper Rob Base died Friday at age 59 after a cancer diagnosis, according to a post on his social media. Limited time: Save 25% on NBC News subscription Get exclusive reporting, live Q&As and ad-free ...

Hip-hop star Rob Base passed away on Friday at age 59 following a battle with cancer, according to an announcement on the artist’s social media page. “Rob’s music, energy, and legacy helped shape a ...

Rapper Rob Base, who was part of the hip-hop duo known for the 1988 hit "It Takes Two," died May 22 at age 59, according to a post on his official Instagram page. Base, born Robert Ginyard, died ...

The Harlem native, who was half of Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock, died Friday (May 22) following a battle with cancer. By Michael Saponara Rob Base died on Friday (May 22) just days after turning 59 years ...

A 34-vote social media poll showed 44.1 percent support for adding more database tooling options to Visual Studio, with 41.2 percent opposed and 14.7 percent choosing "Either way." Several responses ...