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Don't miss the Orionid meteor shower peak tonight (Oct. 21)

The Orionid meteor shower peaks overnight tonight (Oct. 21), so get outside and see some fireballs streak through the atmosphere.

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SpaceX replaces Russia on 2 European launches after Ukraine invasion

The European Space Agency has chosen SpaceX to replace Russia's space agency to launch two of its missions following the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

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Seeds launching to the moon in 2025 will test plant resilience

The moon is a lifeless rock, but despite no living thing ever having been found on its desolate surface, some forms of Earth life might be able to make it.

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Europe's long-awaited Ariane 6 rocket won't launch before late 2023

Europe's new Ariane 6 heavy-lift rocket won't launch before late 2023, but Europe is already planning out a future reusable second stage and homegrown astronaut taxis.

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Hubble Space Telescope sees unexpected twin 'tails' from impacted asteroid

A week or two after a NASA spacecraft slammed into an asteroid, scientists have spotted something unexpected: The space rock has grown two tails.

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This space station astronaut's '2001' cosplay in orbit began with Velcro and thrift store duds

European Space Agency astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti did some last-minute shopping as part of her larger bid to promote fun and teamwork in orbit. Food also played a role.

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'Marshmallow' world defies expectations for planets orbiting red dwarf stars

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James Webb Space Telescope spies galaxies merging around 'monster' black hole

The James Webb Space Telescope has discovered a cluster of galaxies merging around a rare red quasar, a "monster" supermassive black hole that is greedily feeding on gas and other material.

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James Webb Space Telescope still performing better than expected despite glitch, micrometeoroids

NASA's newest space telescope is hard at work despite an ongoing instrument glitch and continuing small micrometeoroid strikes.

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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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