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Stunning timelapse video reveals a decade in the life of the universe

NASA's WISE mission has a dramatic view of the universe based on more than a decade of research, gazing into the deep sky with infrared vision.

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Meta Quest 2 review: revisiting the artist formerly known as Oculus

Comfortable and relatively compact, the Meta Quest 2 is still the best way to enjoy VR gaming without wires.

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Best Star Wars fan films: amateur cinema from a galaxy far, far away

Check out our ranking of some Star Wars fan films and amateur shorts influenced by 45 years of lore.

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Data recorder failure on 30-year-old NASA spacecraft could end magnetic field mission

The second and only remaining operational data recorder aboard NASA's magnetosphere-observing Geotail spacecraft has failed, jeopardizing a mission that has been in operation for three decades.

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Electron booster arrives in Virginia for Rocket Lab's 1st-ever US launch

A Rocket Lab Electron rocket has arrived at a launch complex in Virginia ahead of the company's first liftoff from U.S. soil later this year.

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Watch SpaceX launch 54 Starlink satellites and land rocket on Oct. 20

SpaceX will expand its Starlink constellation yet again with a launch on Thursday (Oct. 20), and you can watch it live.

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What's going on with Elon Musk, SpaceX's Starlink and Ukraine? Here's what we know.

It's understandable if you're a bit confused about the funding situation with SpaceX's Starlink satellite-internet service in Ukraine.

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'Andor' episode 6 dials up the tension with a heart-pounding space heist

The raid on the Aldhani Imperial base unfolds almost in real time and there are some interesting post-action developments.

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SpaceX technician in coma after rocket test accident: report

A SpaceX technician suffered a head injury that placed him in a coma for two months while performing a pressure check on a rocket engine, according to reports.

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Virgin Orbit’s Cosmic Girl arrives in UK ahead of landmark orbital launch

Virgin Orbit's Cosmic Girl carrier plane has arrived in Cornwall in preparation for the first-ever orbital launch from the United Kingdom.

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Magnificent Pillars of Creation sparkle in new James Webb Space Telescope image

The iconic Pillars of Creation sparkle with new-born stars in a photograph captured by the James Webb Space Telescope.

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Satellites spot gargantuan Airbus Beluga jet unloading satellite for SpaceX launch (photo)

Satellites watched as an absolutely massive Airbus Beluga aircraft unloaded a telecommunications satellite at Kennedy Space Center ahead of a planned SpaceX launch.

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Join the 2022 Mars Society Convention online this week for the latest Red Planet ideas

Join a crowd of Red Planet researchers at the 2022 International Mars Society Convention, which is broadcasting some of the activities online.

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There aren't actually UFOs over Ukraine, experts say

A recent report about pitch-black "phantom" UFOs in the skies over Ukraine has been discredited by Ukrainian scientists and by Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb.

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Sci-fi needs to be more like The Expanse in its casting

The infinite cosmos usually populated by a lot of straight white dudes, but The Expanse bucks the trend for the better.

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Space crystals project aims to put human DNA on the moon in 2023

Space Crystals plans to land DNA-infused crystals on the moon in a commercial lunar lander.

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Saturn's moons: Facts about the weird and wonderful satellites of the ringed planet

Explore all 63 of Saturn's verified moons, along with their names and discovery dates. Other moons await official confirmation of their discovery.

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1,500 supernovas offer most precise survey of dark energy and dark matter to date

Two decades' worth of observations of supernova explosions and a powerful new analysis tool has provided the most accurate accounting of dark energy and dark matter to date.

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'Oumuamua still puzzling scientists 5 years after discovery

Five years after spotting 'Oumuamua, the first known object from beyond our solar system passing through, scientists are still figuring out what the strange object says about planetary systems.

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How to shoot and edit HDR images with your drone

Capture detail throughout high-contrast scenes as we show you how to shoot and edit HDR images with your drone.

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NASA greenlights US spacewalks again after spacesuit helmet water incident

NASA has approved U.S. spacewalks outside the space station again, after finding that hardware issues didn't cause the buildup of water in an astronaut's helmet during a March 2022 excursion.

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