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NASA Wants to Build Landing Pads on the Moon
One of the World's Biggest Radio Telescopes is Hunting for Signals From Extraterrestrial Civilizations
Scientists Simulate a Wormhole, NASA's Moon Infrastructure, China's Space Station Crew
How Do Stars Get Kicked Out of Globular Clusters?
NASA Releases Another Supercut of the Artemis I Mission, Showing the Launch and Flight Past the Moon
NASA has released a second supercut video of the Artemis I mission that captures the mission highlights
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New Images of Titan From JWST and Keck Telescopes Reveal a Rare Observation
A Black Hole Consumed a Star and Released the Light of a Trillion Suns
Sometimes Astronomy isn't About What you see, but What you don't see
SpaceX's Super Heavy Fires 11 of its Engines in a Long-Duration Test
SpaceX conducted another static fire test with its BN7 prototype, this time firing up eleven of its Raptor 2 engines.
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"Good Night Oppy" Beautifully Illustrates the Unbreakable Bond Between Humans and our Robotic Explorers
Do Exoplanet Scientists Have Favorite Exoplanets?
With a Small Network of Satellites Around Mars, Rovers Could Navigate Autonomously
Scientists Send Quantum Data Through a Simulated Wormhole
Tiny Cubesat Will Shine an Infrared 'Flashlight' Into the Moon's Shadowed Craters, Searching for Water Ice
It's Feeding Time For This Baby Star in Orion
Mauna Loa is Erupting for the First Time in 40 Years. Here's What it Looks Like From Space.
Should We Build a Nature Reserve on Mars?
NASA Releases a Stunning New Supercut of the Artemis I Launch
Two Great Globular Clusters Seen by Hubble: Pismis 26 and Ruprecht 106
What if we're truly alone?
Astronomers Detect the Faint Glow of Stars in Between Galaxies
Astronomers Directly Image Debris Disk and find a Jupiter-Sized Planet Orbiting a Sunlike Star
The SHINE collaboration recently observed a Super-Jupiter within a young debris orbiting a nearby star. Credit: ALMA (ESO/NAOJ/NRAO); M. Weiss (NRAO/AUI/NSF)
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BlueWalker 3 is a Cellphone Tower in Space and One of the Brightest Objects Ever Launched. Astronomers Aren't Happy.
Quasars Produce Giant Jets That Focus Like Lasers. Why They Focus is Still a Mystery, but it's not Coming From the Galaxy Itself
Baby Gas Giants Cast Shadows on Their Siblings
The Technique for Detecting Meteors Could be Used to Find Dark Matter Particles Entering the Atmosphere
The Second-Closest Supermassive Black Hole Might be in a Nearby Dwarf Galaxy
Nature's Ultra-Rare Isotopes Can't Hide from this New Particle Accelerator
OK, Artemis. Now You're Just Showing Off. A Stunning View of the Moon Eclipsing Earth From the Orion Spacecraft
Gaze Slack-jawed at the Haunting Beauty of Galaxy NGC 1566, Captured by JWST, Processed by Judy Schmidt
What's Next for China's Lunar Exploration Plans?
Astronomers Spotted a Tiny Asteroid A Few Hours Before it Impacted the Earth, and Predicted Exactly Where and When it Would Crash
Based on the JWST Controversy, NASA is re-Evaluating the way it Names Spacecraft
In a surprise twist, NASA has suggested it will reexamine its naming policies, due to the controversy surrounding the JWST.
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Asteroid Explodes Over Canada, Artemis I Updates, Very Large Telescope Improvements
Air-Breathing ion Engines can Continuously Boost Spacecraft Anywhere There's an Atmosphere
Subaru Telescope can now Analyze 2,400 Galaxies Simultaneously
Why 'Contact' still resonates after 25 years
The First SLS Launch Caused Damage to the Launch Pad. How bad was it?
What Happened to those CubeSats that were Launched with Artemis I?
The Artemis I mission deployed ten CubeSat's as part of its mission, but only four appear to be operational.
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If We're Going to Get Under the Ice on Europa, How Will We Send a Signal Back to the Surface?
Mars Once had Enough Water for a Planet-Wide Ocean 300 Meters Deep
New research has shown that Mars may have been covered in a worldwide ocean when Earth was still covered in molten lava.
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What's the Best Mix of Oceans to Land for a Habitable Planet?
With JWST Fully Operational Again, we get Images Like This: Saturn's Moon Titan
The James Webb's mid-infrared instrument (MIRI) is back online, and took a new image of Saturn's largest moon Titan!
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A New Instrument Gives the Very Large Telescope an Even Sharper View of the Cosmos
NASA's Report Details a Dark Time in American History but Finds no Direct Evidence That Webb Fired People for Their Sexual Orientation
NASA has released its James Webb History Report, which explains why they are not changing the name of their flagship observatory.
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JWST Detects Signs of Active Chemistry and Clouds in the Atmosphere of Exoplanet WASP-39 b
The Milky Way's Stellar Halo Isn't a Sphere After All
Volcanoes are the worst. They've caused extinctions on Earth, and probably killed Venus
A Mission to Venus Could Sample its Atmosphere Directly, Searching for Life
Hubble Sees a Dense Cloud of Gas and Dust That's About to Become a Star
