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NASA's newly-launched X-ray hunting probe has snapped its first science image and — wow — it's spectacular.

Data captured by NASA's Juno spacecraft is revealing incredible new images of Jupiter and its moon Ganymede.

Marvel Comics delivers a new "Obi-Wan" tie-in series to Disney Plus' "Obi-Wan Kenobi" TV show.

Starting Wednesday (Feb. 16), aspiring space tourists can once again book a trip to the final frontier with Virgin Galactic.

Footage from China's space station shows how its large robotic arm can "crawl" along the outside of the spacecraft.

We've smuggled our Star Wars movies ranked, worst to best list into the memory of this R2 droid.

This gas giant is the largest planet in the solar system, but just how big is Jupiter?

See in the dark with the best night vision binoculars, monoculars, and goggles

Del Rey releases John Birmingham's "The Shattered Skies," the second book in his "Cruel Stars Trilogy."

A new museum exhibit hopes to uncover the secrets behind the doodles, in-jokes and coded messages on a blackboard that Stephen Hawking kept for more than 35 years.

The cost of living may be on the rise, but at least you can save on an awesome Lego Star Wars set.

Two particularly strange stars may have formed in a lucky collision, according to new research.

Astronauts aboard the International Space Station snapped this picture of an ancient heart-shaped oasis near the Nile River in Egypt

SpaceX aims to make progress in space and on Earth with its new venture, the Polaris Program. And the team behind it couldn't be more excited.

The first orbital launch of SpaceX's Starship Mars rocket has been pushed back by at least another month.

The billionaire commander of SpaceX's Inspiration4 mission is flying back to space again with a set of new crewmates.

NASA has put together some freely available e-cards that feature iconic space photos with special Valentine's Day messages attached.

Large galaxies may steal dark matter from smaller galaxies they nearly collide with, new research suggests.

The billionaire commander of the first "all-civilian" space mission has now filed a new flight plan, underwriting a series of three SpaceX launches to rapidly advance human spaceflight capabilities.

A newly established group called the Moon Farside Protection Permanent Committee has begun framing issues and solutions to guard against RFI corruption of the moon's far side.

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