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'Galactic spiderweb' is dotted with feeding black holes (photo)

Scientists have spotted a cluster of rapidly growing black holes that offer a glimpse at something called "cosmic noon."

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EMBARGOED 9 AM ET APRIL 12: Space Perspective unveils lavish interior of balloon-borne tourist capsule

Space Perspective just released artist's illustrations of the interior of its Spaceship Neptune, which will include 360-degree panoramic windows and even a restroom with a view.

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61st anniversary of human spaceflight marred by Russian invasion of Ukraine

While the International Space Station partnership continues, most other Russian space collaborations are in pieces.

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Artemis moon program will boost science and private spaceflight, NASA says

Sending astronauts back to the moon will have considerable benefits both scientifically and economically, NASA officials stressed.

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NASA scaling back Artemis 1 moon mission test due to faulty valve

The crucial "wet dress rehearsal" for NASA's Artemis 1 moon mission won't cover as much ground as the agency had originally hoped.

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Best mobile apps to identify space stations and satellites

Here we round up the best mobile apps for spotting and identifying space stations and orbiting satellites in the night sky.

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'Star Trek: Picard' Season 2 episode 6 will probably polarize fans

It's possible Star Trek: Picard's season 2 episode 6 will fare better in a binge watch, but it feels a little out of place.

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An interstellar object exploded over Earth in 2014, declassified government data reveal

A fireball that blazed through the skies over Papua New Guinea in 2014 was actually a fast-moving object from another star system

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Area 51: What is it and what goes on there?

Area 51 is a U.S. military base that has become synonymous with tales of UFOs, government cover-ups and potentially testing alien technology.

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The first solar eclipse of 2022 is coming on April 30

The first solar eclipse of 2022 is less than a month away, occurring on April 30 across parts of Antarctica, the southern tip of South America and the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans.

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China launches new ocean surveillance radar satellite (video)

China launched a new high-resolution remote sensing satellite on Wednesday (April 6) to boost its ability to monitor ocean activity.

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'For All Mankind' aims for Mars as season 3 lands June 10 on Apple TV+

Season three of the alternate history series "For All Mankind" debuts June 10 on Apple TV+. A new teaser offers a first look at the upcoming season as the space race moves from the moon to Mars.

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The first solar eclipse of 2022 is coming April 30: here's what you should know

The first solar eclipse of 2022 is less than a month away, occurring on April 30 across parts of Antarctica, the southern tip of South America and the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans.

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Houston Astros launch new 'Space City' uniforms with nods to NASA

The Houston Astros are celebrating their city's connection to space exploration with a new uniform inspired by NASA's astronaut wear and materials. The team debuted their "Space City" uniforms.

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Neptune is cooling down and scientists don't know why

Two decades worth of observations revealed unexpected cooling of the solar system's most distant planet Neptune amid astronomical summer.

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What are Dobsonian Telescopes?

Find out what Dobsonian telescopes are as we walk you through their design and discover what makes them such a popular choice for amateur stargazers.

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A private Ax-1 astronaut will test making a liquid telescope mirror in space

Ax-1's Mission Specialist Eytan Stibbe will perform the Fluidic Telescope Experiment (FLUTE), investigating the use of liquids to construct telescope lenses in microgravity.

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Spaceport construction set to begin on UK's northernmost island

Construction of the SaxaVord spaceport on the Shetland Islands in the north of Scotland is set to begin soon with the aim of hosting the first British vertical orbital launch later this year.

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Is the origin of dark matter gravity itself?

Did the graviton, the quantum mechanical force carrier of gravity, flood the cosmos with dark matter before normal matter even had a chance to get started?

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'Magnetic anomalies' may be protecting the moon's ice from melting

'Magnetic anomalies' may be shielding ice in the moon's pitch-black craters, new research suggests.

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How do planets form? A 'baby Jupiter' hundreds of light-years away offers new clues

In new research, we have spotted a hot, Jupiter-like gas giant in the process of forming around a star about 500 light-years from Earth.

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