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Astra to launch of two tiny hurricane-studying NASA satellites on June 12

Astra aims to launch two cubesats for NASA's TROPICS hurricane-studying mission on Sunday (June 12), provided a license is granted by the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration.

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'Star Wars: The Bad Batch' charges back to Disney Plus for Season 2 in September

The first teaser for Disney Plus's "The Bad Batch" season 2 is here courtesy of Star Wars Celebration 2022.

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A 'planetary breakup' of 5 planets in the June's big stargazing sight, NASA says

The rare alignment of five naked-eye planets will begin to "break up" as they appear to grow increasingly distant from one another in the morning sky.

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Physicists discover never-before seen particle sitting on a tabletop

Researchers have discovered a new particle that is a magnetic relative of the Higgs boson.

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A Venus-bound mission from NASA will carry a tiny sensor built by students to the planet's hellish surface

NASA's DAVINCI mission to Venus will carry a dime-sized, student-built sensor to study the ​​planet's near-surface environment.

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NASA hopes new study helps bring UFO research into the mainstream

NASA hopes it can help move the study of unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) off the scientific fringes and into the mainstream.

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UK Lego Star Wars deal: Save 20% on the UCS Imperial Star Destroyer at John Lewis

The 4784-piece model is part of the Ultimate Collector Series and is over £120 off.

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NASA commissions science panel on unidentified aerial phenomena

NASA has arranged for a team of scientists to spend nine months evaluating unidentified aerial phenomena, or UAPs.

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Best Lego Marvel sets 2022

From Spider-Man to the Guardians of the Galaxy and everything in between, here are the best Lego Marvel sets you can buy.

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Earth's magnetic poles probably won't flip soon, after all

Earth's magnetic field may not be heading toward a dramatic flip anytime soon, according to scientists who analyzed anomalies in the planet's invisible shield against solar wind and other radiation.

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Anycubic Kobra Plus review: A huge step forward for accessible printing

The Anycubic Kobra Plus is the FDM printer for newcomers, but a few frustrations hinder its appeal.

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James Webb Space Telescope will study how the 1st black hole 'seeds' formed in the 'baby universe'

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope is gearing up to start operations this summer, and one of its many assignments will be to search for primeval black holes in the early universe.

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Dark matter: should we be so sure it exists? Here's how philosophy can help.

More than 50 years since astronomers first proposed "dark matter," we have no idea what it is and nobody has directly seen it or produced it in the lab.

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Mars Base 101: How astronauts could make the most of a 30-day Red Planet stay

Mars astronauts could get a lot of science work done in 30 days on the Red Planet, even if they have to spend most of their time working to stay alive and stay healthy.

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James Webb Space Telescope suffers 1st noticeable micrometeoroid impact just months into flight

NASA's next-generation space observatory has sustained its first noticeable micrometeoroid impact less than six months after launch, but the agency isn't too concerned.

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NASA, SpaceX now targeting June 28 for next Dragon cargo launch after delay

Elevated vapor measurements during propellant loading of SpaceX's Dragon cargo capsule have delayed the launch of the CRS-25 mission to no earlier than June 28.

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Ingenuity Mars helicopter team aims to keep flying despite dead navigation sensor

Ingenuity's handlers are preparing the little chopper for operation in the bitter cold of Martian winter, as nighttime temperatures have begun to drop below its design parameters.

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Discovery of second repeating fast radio burst raises new questions

An international team of astronomers have discovered a second persistently active fast radio burst, posing questions about the nature of the mysterious phenomena.

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Why does the moon look close some nights and far away on other nights?

One summer evening when I was a child, I remember being mystified and then startled at a huge round shape slowly creeping up behind my friend Nancy’s house, which sat on a hill on the other side of our village.

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Airbus sending 3D printer to space station next year to pave way for off-Earth factories

European aerospace company Airbus will send a 3D printer to the International Space Station next year as a first step in its plans to set up an orbital satellite factory.

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Russia wants to restart Germany's black-hole searching space telescope

Russia wants to restart a German black-hole searching telescope aboard a Russian satellite; the telescope was mothballed on German orders in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

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