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Enormous sinkhole wide enough to swallow the White House opens in Chile

A massive sinkhole measuring more than 100 feet across has opened on mining land in Chile, according to the government's geology mining service.

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NASA satellite captures Sahara Desert dust plume over the Atlantic Ocean

NASA's Aqua satellite photographed plumes of dust being drawn from Africa's Sahara Desert and sent across the Atlantic towards the United States and the Caribbean.

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How to watch NASA's Artemis 1 moon mission briefings and megarocket rollout next week

You can learn about NASA's Artemis 1 moon mission science and watch its SLS megarocket roll to the launch pad in webcasts next week.

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New rules needed to fix growing space debris problem, FCC says

The FCC opened a new inquiry Aug. 5 focusing on how space manufacturing may help the fight against space debris — or hinder it.

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Watch live: VP Kamala Harris discusses commercial space progress

Tune in live as U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris, also the chair of the National Space Council, gives a speech on the commercial space sector today at 4:35 p.m. EDT (2035 GMT).

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'Bouncing' universe theory still can't explain what came first

New research highlights a troubling problem with the concept of a cyclical universe that experiences infinite expansion and contraction, known as 'bouncing universe' models.

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'Gigantic jet' that shot into space may be the most powerful lightning bolt ever detected

Scientists detected the most powerful gigantic jet lightning bolt — a lightning bolt that shoots up out of a cloud into the ionosphere — ever.

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Sturgeon supermoon stuns viewers around the world (photos)

The last of four supermoons in a row rose Aug. 11, 2022 and generated gorgeous pictures.

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'Strange New Worlds' is officially the most watched Star Trek show on Paramount Plus

The "Star Trek" spinoff "Strange New Worlds" is the most watched Trek series on the streaming service Paramount Plus.

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A month on 'Mars': First journeys

The Month on Mars expedition begins its fieldwork listening to some of the earliest radio frequency signals in the universe.

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The James Webb Space Telescope will study countless planets. Here's your chance to name one.

Uninspired by the dull scientific numbering of exoplanets? Well, here's your chance to name an alien world and its host star by connecting them to human cultures.

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Watch SpaceX launch 46 Starlink satellites, land rocket today

Watch live as SpaceX sends 46 Starlink satellites into orbit Friday (Aug. 12) at 5:40 p.m. EDT (2140 GMT). The target orbit seems prone to space debris from a Russian anti-satellite test.

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Perseid meteor shower peaking now, but bright moon will get in the way

The Perseid meteor shower reaches its peak overnight on Aug. 12 and 13, unfortunately coinciding with this month’s full Sturgeon Moon.

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Damaged Russian airfield in Crimea spied by satellites (photos)

Satellite images have revealed the extent of damage at Russia's Saki Air Base on Ukraine's Crimean Peninsula, currently occupied by Russian military forces.

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SpaceX fires up Starship Super Heavy booster again in long engine test

The Super Heavy prototype Booster 7 fired one of its 33 Raptor engines for 20 seconds on Thursday (Aug. 11).

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Betelgeuse is bouncing back from bizarre dimming episode

Astronomers have long considered Betelgeuse a candidate for a long-overdue supernova within our galaxy. Yet the red supergiant appears to be recovering following a mysterious 2019 event.

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3rd Chinese space station module arrives at spaceport ahead of October launch

The Mengtian module arrived at Wenchang spaceport in south China on Tuesday (Aug. 9) after being shipped in containers from the northern port city of Tianjin.

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Bizarre meteorite is 1st to show scars from pebble-shooting asteroid

A meteorite on Earth holds new evidence that asteroids do indeed mysteriously spit out pebbles, a new study finds.

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James Webb Space Telescope catches 'impostor' galaxies red-handed

Astronomers have found at least one dusty galaxy masquerading as a high-redshift galaxy, complicating the search for the first galaxies.

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China launches 16 commercial remote sensing and weather satellites

China has carried out its ninth orbital mission within the last 30 days, sending 16 new commercial satellites into orbit with a Long March 6 rocket.

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Equatorial Mars is surprisingly dry, NASA's InSight lander finds

NASA's InSight Mars lander has discovered little evidence of underground water at its site, but scientists are urging more research before drawing firm conclusions.

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