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South Korea cancels Apophis asteroid probe: report

South Korea has canceled its effort to visit the space rock Apophis during a close, but harmless, flyby of our Earth in 2029, according to a media report.

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Launch of NASA's CAPSTONE cubesat moon mission delayed to June 27

The launch of NASA's CAPSTONE moon mission has been delayed at least two additional days, to no earlier than Monday (June 27).

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Rare alignment of 5 planets peaks Friday as crescent moon joins the parade

A rare planetary alignment will peak predawn on Friday (June 24) when the crescent moon joins the party. An alignment like this will not occur again until 2040.

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Blood-red aurora transforms into 'STEVE' before stargazer's eyes

New footage shows the mysterious auroral phenomenon called STEVE emerging from a blood-red arc of light in New Zealand in 2015.

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Untangling the Milky Way's evolution through big-data astronomy

Mapping the Milky Way is a task similar in scope and size to the Human Genome Project. Here, we look at the journey of data collected by the Gaia telescope as it reveals the galaxy's secrets.

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Scientists map weird metal asteroid that NASA spacecraft will launch to this year

Planetary scientists have created a new, detailed map of the asteroid Psyche, providing a tantalizing preview of the target for a NASA mission set to launch later this year.

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Mercury-bound spacecraft whizzes past the smallest planet for the 2nd time

The Mercury-bound space probe BepiColombo has taken its second look at its target planet today during a superclose flyby designed to slow it down and adjust its trajectory.

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Bizarre spiral object found swirling around Milky Way's center

Astronomers have peered into the center of the Milky Way and discovered what appears to be a miniature spiral galaxy, swirling around a single large star.

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NASA will unveil the James Webb Space Telescope's 1st science photos in July. Here's how to watch.

After half a year of commissioning in space, the James Webb Space Telescope will release its first science images in July. Here's how you can tune in to the historic event for free.

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Sigma 150-600mm f/5-6.3 OS HSM lens review

Big, brutal, comparatively slow but this lens has world-beating zoom capabilities.

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'Emerging super Crab' might be the most powerful pulsar ever discovered

Sifting through data from the Very Large Array Sky Survey, scientists have observed an object that might be a "​​pulsar wind nebula."

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See the moon 'jump' over Uranus in the predawn sky this week

The moon will appear to hop over Uranus in the predawn sky as it continues its planetary tour. The event will occur between Friday (June 24) and Saturday (June 25).

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Lego NASA Apollo 11 Lunar Lander review

Lego NASA Apollo 11 Lunar Lander is a set that doesn’t quite live up to its intergalactic potential.

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Hubble Space Telescope catches dead star in the act of cosmic cannibalism

The Hubble Space Telescope has spotted a white dwarf star devouring material from its own system, suggesting that water and other volatiles might be common in the outer reaches of planetary systems.

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Unprecedented! 'The Orville' Season 3 Episode 3 scores a perfect 10 from us

Imagine a nightmare-induced, Indiana Jones-style, trap-avoiding treasure hunt.

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How Octavia E. Butler mined her boundless curiosity to forge a new vision for humanity

A scholar of Octavia E. Butler explores how the writer envisioned the future in her work.

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Wild blue spiral in New Zealand sky likely made by SpaceX rocket (photo)

A New Zealand resident spotted a "bizarre but very cool" blue spiral above her house following a SpaceX launch on Sunday (June 19).

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NASA applauds Artemis 1 moon rocket's fueling milestone, mulls readiness for launch

NASA officials are pleased with Artemis 1's performance during its recent "wet dress rehearsal" but need more time to determine its readiness for launch.

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Former NASA deputy chief reveals story behind Apollo 13 astronaut's medal of honor

Less than a month after "Apollo 13" opened, President Bill Clinton met with Jim Lovell to present one of the highest awards an astronaut can receive: the Congressional Space Medal of Honor.

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A giant sunspot the size of 3 Earths is facing us right now

A sunspot nearly triple the size of Earth is within firing range of our planet and may send out medium-class flares in the near future.

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Save $40 on the Creality Ender 3 V2 3D printer at Amazon

The discount is Amazon's lowest price on a top quality budget 3D printer.

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