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These Navajo Tribal Parks will be closed during the Oct. 14 annular solar eclipse

During the annular solar eclipse on Oct. 14, 2023, several iconic destinations including all Navajo Tribal Parks, will be closed due to cultural beliefs.

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New Lockheed Martin system will manage satellite constellations from the cloud using AI

Lockheed Martin's new satellite operations facility will let a single operator control entire constellations of satellites from the cloud.

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Artemis 2 moon rocket now has all 4 powerful engines on board (photo)

The Artemis 2 moon rocket's core stage now has all four of its RS-25 engines mounted in place. It's a big milestone for the mission as it sails toward a launch in late 2024.

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Accidental 1-year astronaut crew hands over command of ISS ahead of Sept. 27 landing

NASA's Frank Rubio and his one-year crew are ready to come home at last, after their return was delayed by six months. The Soyuz astronauts handed over their work on the ISS on Sept. 26.

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Watch a NASA astronaut and 2 cosmonauts return to Earth after 1 year in space on Sept. 27

NASA astronaut Frank Rubio and his two Russian crewmates are scheduled to return to Earth Wednesday morning (Sept. 27) after a year in space, and you can watch it live.

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This TRAPPIST-1 exoplanet seems to have no atmosphere — the truth may hide in its star, James Webb Space Telescope reveals

The findings also corroborate earlier reports that TRAPPIST-1b lacks a thick, hydrogen atmosphere.

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See the Super 'Blue' Moon of 2023 rise over a castle in this epic photo and time-lapse video

A single shot shows a Super Full “Blue” Moon which don’t have nothing of blue, rising above Monsaraz castle at Dark Sky® Alqueva, in Portugal.

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Artemis moon program will prioritize ethics, good of society, NASA says

NASA's Artemis program will include consideration of 'ethical and societal matters' as the agency aims for the first human moon landings in 50 years, a new report pledges.

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James Webb Space Telescope reveals ancient galaxies were more structured than scientists thought

Galaxies sported disks and spiral arms as early as 3.7 billion years ago, according to new data from the James Webb Space Telescope.

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Nikon Aculon T02 8x21 binocular review

Stylish, small and lightweight, the compact Nikon Aculon T02 8x21 offers limited — yet pleasing — views of planets, the moon and star fields.

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Learn the true stories of NASA's 1st women astronauts in new book 'The Six' (exclusive)

Loren Grush, author of new book 'The Six,' spoke with Space.com about Sally Ride, Judith Resnik and other pioneering NASA women astronauts.

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SpaceX flight-proven rocket hardware to go on display at Smithsonian

An engine used to launch an Israeli company's attempt at landing on the moon has landed in the Smithsonian. Along with a grid fin, it is one of the first SpaceX artifacts to join the collection.

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See the moon and Saturn shine side-by-side in the night sky tonight

Saturn and its rings will be visible near a bright moon tonight. Here's how to catch a glimpse of the two celestial marvels.

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How our Milky Way galaxy would look in gravitational waves (video)

The gravitational waves are emitted by ultracompact binaries of black holes, neutron stars and white dwarfs.

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OSIRIS-REx's asteroid sample lands in Houston (photos)

The asteroid sample collected by NASA's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft landed in Houston today (Sept. 25), a day after arriving on Earth from very deep space.

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NASA asks industry for 'space tug' ideas to deorbit International Space Station

NASA is looking for spacecraft ideas to remove the U.S. segment of the International Space Station after its expected retirement in 2030.

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NASA's Perseverance rover sets record for longest Martian drive without human review

The autopilot on Perseverance Mars rover guided it through a particularly hazardous boulder field In July, saving weeks of precious science time.

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NASA's delayed VERITAS Venus mission tests key technology in Iceland (photos)

Team members of NASA's VERITAS Venus mission tested key technologies and techniques in volcanic regions in Iceland recently.

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James Webb Space Telescope sees early galaxies defying 'cosmic rulebook' of star formation

The James Webb Space Telescope has observed galaxies defying the "cosmic rulebook" in the early universe, to the surprise of astronomers who hope to learn more about the evolution of the universe.

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'I literally broke into tears': The scientist leading NASA's epic OSIRIS-REx asteroid mission just had the greatest day ever

As his spacecraft was hurtling toward Earth carrying irreplaceable asteroid samples from deep space, Dante Lauretta was just trying to avoid having a breakdown in front of an international audience.

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Sky Tonight Star Gazer Guide stargazing app review

With beautiful AR functionality and a host of fascinating information, Sky Tonight Star Gazer Guide has a lot to offer stargazing enthusiasts.

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