Space News Roundup: Startup Innovation, Discoveries, Moon Missions, and the Alien Question

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Space news blends startup innovation, scientific discoveries, and fascination with extraterrestrials, including Luxembourg-based ClearSpace’s outer-space towing service, a student turning an astronomical discovery into wealth, NASA astronauts set to blast off to the Moon on April 1, the ESA unveiling a German simulator to recreate galactic cosmic rays on Earth for exploration and safety, ongoing UFO coverage of a cylindrical object filmed between Mexico’s volcanoes, Steven Spielberg at SXSW saying he has no more information beyond public sources but remains convinced humanity may not be alone, and in astronomy and planetary science attention on methanol-rich interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, questions about unidentified orbs, discussions of Artemis mission architecture, and a feature noting the best alien movie in 38 years remains prominent on streaming.