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New 'Asteroid Rush' doc looks at peril and promise of space rocks (exclusive sneak peek video)

A killer asteroid will line Earth up in its crosshairs eventually. Can be we ever be properly prepared?

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Boeing's Starliner rolls to launch pad on Atlas V rocket for critical NASA test flight

Boeing's Starliner spacecraft rolled out to its Florida launch pad Wednesday (May 18) for a crucial test flight.

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Blue Origin delays next space tourist launch from May 20 due to vehicle issue

Blue Origin is no longer targeting Friday (May 20) for the launch of its next space tourist mission after discovering an issue with its New Shepard vehicle. A new launch date has not been announced.

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Enter an abandoned alien outpost in 'Night Sky' with this exclusive clip from Amazon Prime Video

Here's an exclusive clip for Amazon Prime Video's new sci-fi mystery series "Night Sky."

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Scientists witness a white dwarf's massive X-ray explosion for the 1st time ever

European scientists used the eROSITA X-ray telescope to observe a white dwarf nova for the first time.

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What's next for UFO studies after landmark congressional hearing?

We didn't learn much of substance during Tuesday's (May 17) hearing, experts said, but the fact that it happened at all may signal a greater commitment to studying and understanding UFOs going forward.

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The best Star Trek gifts and deals for 2022

Drones, books, games, toys and more dominate the multispecies Federation universe

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Amid tensions on Earth, the United States claims that 'conflict in space is not inevitable'

The belief of the inevitability of space becoming the next major battlefield runs the risk of becoming a self-fulfilling prophecy.

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Best binoculars for kids: A close-up view of the cosmos for smaller hands and eyes

Get your children into stargazing with a pair of the best binoculars for kids from our top recommendations.

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Building a better black hole with supercomputer simulations

Astronomers used a perhaps unlikely tool to understand what they saw in their historic first image of the Milky Way's supermassive black hole.

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Anycubic Photon M3 review

The Anycubic Photon M3 combines exceptional print quality with quick print times, making it an exceptional entry-level resin printer.

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Making the case for The Mandalorian's new ship, the N1 Starfighter

The Mandalorian's cool new starfighter carries a lot of on-screen and off-screen Star Wars history.

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China to launch Tianwen 2 asteroid-sampling mission in 2025

The Tianwen 2 mission will sample an asteroid, return to Earth and then head out again to study a second space rock.

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Blood moon, big city: Skywatcher captures total lunar eclipse over New York (photos)

The eclipsed moon burns red high above the bright lights of New York City in gorgeous photos captured by amateur astronomer Alexander Krivenyshev.

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DARPA launches 'Ouija' project to study radio signals in Earth's atmosphere with satellites

The U.S. military plans to launch satellites to learn more about how radio signals behave in part of the Earth's atmosphere.

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Watch SpaceX launch 53 new Starlink satellites early Wednesday

SpaceX plans to launch 53 more Starlink internet satellites and land the returning rocket on a ship at sea early Wednesday morning (May 18), and you can watch all the action live.

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'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' episode 2 adds a lot to Uhura's backstory

A comet threatens to impact into an inhabited world, plus Pike ponders if his own future is preordained in episode 2 of "Strange New Worlds."

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'The Orville' Season 3 full trailer is here for June 2 debut on Hulu

Eleven glorious episodes of "The Orville" will gracefully land on Hulu weekly starting June 2. Watch the full trailer here.

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NASA's Mars lander InSight has only a few months to live on the Red Planet

NASA's Mars lander InSight has only a few months of science life left as it faces dwindling power from Martian dust.

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Save $142 on this massive Playmobil Star Trek U.S.S. Enterprise set

This deal may not last long, but you will prosper.

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New astronauts have changes in their brains after their first long-duration mission

Astronauts who go on their first long-duration space mission have differences in their brains compared with the brains of more experienced astronauts and non-astronauts.

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