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In a galaxy not so far away, Lego sets can be VERY expensive: Here are the most expensive Lego Star Wars sets you can currently buy.

We just got a great up-close look at a SpaceX Starlink satellite that recently suffered an anomaly in orbit, thanks to Vantor's WorldView-3 spacecraft.

The "America 250" logo commemorates the upcoming 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

Watch those skies! In 2025, quality television really did come from outer space.

Test your cosmic eye: can you match these dazzling nebula images to their names?

The South Korean startup Innospace failed during its first orbital launch attempt, which sent five satellites aloft on Dec. 22 from Brazil.

From a crescent moon and a 'Christmas Star' to deep sky delights, the wonders of the holiday night sky are yours to explore.

The first scientific balloon flight happened on Dec. 16, 2025.

Bitcoin-mining mega data center seen leaking heat into the environment in an image captured from orbit by a thermometer satellite

From space slugs to lunar cemeteries, these movies, games, and books show that the undead can arrive from above, as well as below.

Auroras may be visible from Alaska to Idaho as incoming speedy solar wind continues to buffet Earth's magnetic field.

Qingzhou is a lighter and potentially lower-cost alternative to China's Tianzhou freighter.

Rocket Lab launched its 21st and final mission of the year over the weekend, sending a private Japanese Earth-observing satellite to orbit.

NORAD celebrates its 70th year of tracking Santa Claus as he flies around the world delivering joy this Christmas Eve.

Yuletide season is officially upon us and here's a joyous array of new titles to add to your holiday reading list.

A bevy of comets, a "blood moon" total lunar eclipse and impressive northern lights were just three of the skywatching highlights in 2025. Here's how they unfolded.

"I think every astronomer is going to find something of value here, as NASA's missions enable the world to answer fundamental questions about how the universe got its start, and how it changed to eventually create a home for us in it."

A Japanese H3 rocket suffered an anomaly during the launch of a navigation satellite on Sunday night (Dec. 21), resulting in the loss of the spacecraft.

Today marks the shortest day and longest night of the year as the sun reaches its lowest point in the Northern Hemisphere sky.

As the veteran 'Who' antagonists get ready for their close-up, we look back at 50 years of underwater history.

Ursid shooting stars may be visible throughout the night on Dec. 21-22.