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NASA's ailing Mars lander feels shockwaves from ice-blasting meteoroid impact

Christmas came one day early for a robotic geologist stationed on the Red Planet.

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The 1st ever Election Day Blood Moon lunar eclipse is coming on Nov. 8

Early on Election Day morning, early risers will have an opportunity to observe the November Beaver Moon undergo a total eclipse.

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'Andor' continues to be bold and beautiful with episode 7, 'Announcement'

'Andor' episode 7, 'Announcement,' delves into the aftermath of last week's daring raid on the Aldhani Imperial base.

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The sun's sinister 'smile' has Earth on solar storm watch this Halloween weekend

The 'smiling' sun could unleash a trio of fast solar wind streams toward Earth which could trigger a minor geomagnetic storm.

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The moon is enchanting in new photos from NASA's Lucy asteroid mission

NASA's Lucy mission took stunning closeup images of the moon after using Earth to gain a gravity-assisted boost for its journey to visit Jupiter's Trojan asteroids.

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UK Lego deal: save up to £60 with promo code at John Lewis

Use promo code "LEGOOFFER" at checkout to receive up to £60 off and there's free standard delivery when you spend over £50.

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These eerie sounds made from a NASA flyby of Jupiter's moon Europa are haunting

An eerie new video allows us to hear what NASA's Juno spacecraft experienced as it made a flyby of Jupiter's icy moon Europa last month.

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Magma on Mars may be bubbling underground right now

Evidence continues to build that volcanic activity on Mars didn't die out long ago.

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Why Rogue One is the most underrated Star Wars movie in the galaxy

Cassian Andor's tragic debut isn't just the best 'Disney era' Star Wars movie, it holds its own against George Lucas’ sacred Original Trilogy too.

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Something spooky is happening at the edge of the solar system

The boundary between the heliosphere and the interstellar medium appears to be moving in an unexpected manner.

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Best light pollution filters for astrophotography 2022

The best light pollution filters to help suppress the effect of urban skyglow for astrophotography and stargazing.

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The space fan's guide to the US midterm elections 2022

The U.S. midterm elections of 2022 are on Tuesday (Nov. 8), and several key races have the potential to influence space policy for years to come.

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Celestron Travel Scope 70 portable telescope now on sale for under $100

You can save up to $27 on the Celestron Travel Scope 70 refractor telescope for beginners while stocks last.

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Huge HAARP antenna array is bouncing radio signals off Jupiter

The High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program, or HAARP, is in the midst of a wide-ranging science campaign that will see the facility bounce signals off the moon and Jupiter.

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Watch SpaceX launch 53 Starlink satellites, land rocket at sea Thursday

SpaceX will launch another big batch of its Starlink broadband satellites and land a rocket on a ship at sea Thursday (Oct. 27), and you can watch it live.

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Uranus moons beckon to plans for a NASA orbiter mission to the sideways world

Uranus is a strange world, knocked on its side and with a lopsided magnetic field. Its moons may be even stranger.

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Former observatory head removed from university post after 'unacceptable behavior' allegations: report

Leiden University and the European Southern Observatory have cut ties with the astronomer.

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The 'Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special' is going to kidnap Kevin Bacon (trailer)

Marvel Studios releases the first trailer for "The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special."

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New James Webb Space Telescope photos show a massive galaxy cluster bending light

Is it two galaxies, or two star clusters? Astronomers aren't yet sure what the James Webb Space Telescope spotted in an image of the early universe.

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NASA's Voyager project scientist Ed Stone retires after 50 years

Ed Stone has retired as the project scientist of NASA's Voyager mission, which sent twin probes on a historic "grand tour" of the solar system's giant planets and, much later, out to interstellar space.

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NASA's asteroid surveyor snapped stunning shots of Earth and moon before heading to Jupiter's Trojans

NASA's Lucy spacecraft took some amazing photos of Earth and the moon as it prepares to slingshot towards Jupiter's Trojan asteroids.

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