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The Sun Didn't Have any Sunspots for 70 Years, now we Might Know why

Concentric ripples in galactic dust clouds triggered by a powerful black-hole X-ray burst can be seen in a new image released by NASA.

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Ukraine plans to join the EU. Will the nation's space prospects expand as a result?

Live long and prosper with a collectible prop replica Medical Scanner and Hypospray set

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Northrop Grumman will launch a Cygnus cargo ship to the space station today. Here's how to watch live.

NASA and Northrop Grumman are teaming up to launch a cargo capsule to the International Space Station today (Aug. 10) at 5:56 p.m. EDT (2156 GMT).

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Space Continues to be Hard. Firefly’s Alpha Rocket Detonates Shortly After Launch

NASA's sun-grazing spacecraft is making its ninth daring dive past our neighborhood star in a continuing quest to puzzle out secrets of how the sun works.

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60-second Astro News: White Dwarfs Still Burn, Black Holes Merge

Fireballs blaze through the dark night sky in this NASA footage of the annual Perseid meteor shower.

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Starliner still hoping for August launch despite technical troubles

Boeing is still hoping to achieve an August launch date for its Starliner capsule amid continuing technical problems with the spacecraft.

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The History of Venus in Air, Rock, and Water

Northrop Grumman's next Cygnus cargo ship will launch on a journey to the International Space Station tomorrow carrying with it a bevy of research investigations and crew supplies.

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Satellite photos show Dixie Fire's devastation to California town in before-and-after views

Mercury is the smallest planet in our solar system and is known for its short years, long days, extreme temperatures and weird sunsets.

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Elon Musk's SpaceX may launch a tiny Canadian satellite that livestreams ads from space: report

Hundreds of scientists with a UN panel reviewed more than 14,000 studies documenting climate change evidence, to create a new report for policymakers worldwide.

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Space travel for billionaires is the surprise topic with bipartisan American support — but not from Gen Z

Artist Micah Johnson's animated character Aku flew to the International Space Station and back last month. Space.com caught up with Johnson to discuss the milestone and what it means.

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Tour 15 of the Brightest Stars on New Year's Eve (VIDEO)

A new NASA video showcases the whirring symphony of stars in our cosmic neighborhood.

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New Startup Quantum Space is Planning to Build a Robotic Outpost Near the Moon

Jupiter's mysterious "energy crisis" that has puzzled astronomers for 50 years could be caused by auroras, new observations suggest.

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Russia's devastation of Mariupol, Ukraine visible from space in satellite photos

Although scientists don’t fully understand the varying strengths of the factors contributing to the slowdown, all of them are linked to human-caused climate change.

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The Best Evidence for Life on Mars Might be Found on its Moons

Despite the apocalyptic appearances, galactic mergers are a frequent and essential part of a galaxy’s life cycle.

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All eyes on Venus: 2 spacecraft gear up for close Venus flybys this week

BepiColombo and Solar Orbiter will fly by Venus on Monday (Aug. 9) and Tuesday (Aug. 10), respectively.

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Exclusive Q&A: 'Apollo 13' author Jeffrey Kluger crafts a harrowing new space thriller in 'Holdout'

Astronaut Walli Beckwith leads a principled revolt from the International Space Station in Kluger's latest space-based novel.

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When did M&M's first fly in space? Setting the sweet record correct

The telescope is so large, it has to be folded into the rocket that will launch it.

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Hubble's stellar discovery given a Tolkien-inspired name

SpaceX's Starship is officially the world's tallest rocket, and Elon Musk is over the moon.

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NASA's 1st attempt to collect Mars samples with Perseverance rover comes up empty

Perseverance drilled its first sample-collecting hole on Friday (Aug. 6), but data beamed back to Earth by the rover indicate that no Mars rock or dirt made it into the sampling tube.

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Giant ancient lake in Gale Crater on Mars? New study offers different view.

Mars' Gale Crater may not have been so wet after all, a new study suggests.

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Hubble Space Telescope spots star that survived violent explosion of neighbor

LP 40-365 will probably leave the galaxy at some point, scientists say.

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