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This episode marks a welcome return to Trademark Trek Tomfoolery.

Astronomers have finally ruled out that one of the highest-risk asteroids seen in years will hit Earth in 2052.

From returning greats to brand new shows, these are the best upcoming sci-fi TV shows for 2022.

The MoveShootMove Star Tracker could be the perfect place to start for aspiring astrophotographers but how does it hold up in real life?

The James Webb Space Telescope's first images are coming soon and scientists can't wait for us to see them.

A NASA JPL concept aims to send tiny swimming robots to explore oceans on other planets and moons in our solar system.

See the moon glow with Earthshine this weekend. The phenomenon occurs when sunlight is reflected off Earth and back toward the moon shortly after sunset.

A United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket is scheduled to launch two satellites for the U.S. military on Thursday (June 30), and you can watch the action live.

Fogs, plumes and other types of Martian clouds are getting the crowdsourcing treatment.

An Indian rocket will launch three satellites on Thursday morning (June 30), and you can watch the action live.

A new study finds DART's impact could be stronger than expected.

A sungazing spacecraft captured the moon passing in front of the face of the sun Wednesday (June 29).

China has successfully conducted a hot-fire test of a new engine that will help power a next-generation rocket capable of launching astronauts to the moon.

Study reveals why mysterious gamma-ray bursts appear to blink and suggests that these mysterious phenomena might be much rarer than astronomers thought.

How monster black holes overpower their much larger host galaxies.

The Pentagon continues to develop its new hypersonic interceptor.

The sun is acting out, and solar weather forecasters are baffled. But one scientist might know what's going on.

Virgin Orbit's carrier plane, known as Cosmic Girl, is scheduled to lift off from Mojave Air and Space Port in California on Thursday (June 30) during a window that opens at 1 a.m. EDT (0500 GMT).

The Europa Clipper mission, due to launch in 2024, was originally supposed to crash into Jupiter, but there's been a change of plans.

A massive galaxy cluster shines in a new telescope image, distorting the view of more distant galaxies lying in the background.