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SpaceX to launch Japanese moon lander, UAE rover on Nov. 28
Tokyo-based ispace aims to pull off the first-ever soft landing on the moon by a private company — and its Hakuto-R lander will deploy a UAE rover, if all goes to plan.
SpaceX's next NASA cargo launch to space station delayed to Nov. 22
SpaceX's next cargo launch to the International Space Station (ISS) has been pushed back a day, to Tuesday (Nov. 22).
James Webb Space Telescope's early science thrills congressional representatives
The House Subcommittee on Space and Aeronautics recently enjoyed the exceptional success of NASA's largest space telescope — a bright spot in American politics.
Virgin Orbit ready for historic UK launch after spaceport secures license
A U.K. spaceport that will host the first-ever Virgin Orbit launch from non-American soil has received a license from the U.K. national regulator.
LightSail 2 spacecraft ends its solar-sailing mission in a blaze of glory
LightSail 2's 3.5-year mission came to an end on Nov. 17 when the sunshine-riding craft burned up upon reentry to Earth's atmosphere.
Artemis 1's Orion capsule still on track for Monday moon flyby
NASA's Artemis 1 Orion capsule is exceeding expectations in deep space and remains on target to fly by the moon on Monday (Nov. 21), agency officials said.
It's official: NASA won't rename James Webb Space Telescope
The most powerful space telescope currently operational will retain its controversial name.
Perseverance has Found a Nice Patch of Sandstone on Mars
NASA’s rolling geology robot shared a great image of sandstone that it found on Mars in Jezero Crater. It’s in a region called “Yori Pass”, which is part of an ancient river delta. Perseverance will take rock samples there for the upcoming Sample Return Mission. They should tell more about what happened with water in this region. And maybe they’ll show evidence of life.
Missing astronomer found dead in Chile after 2-month search
A British astronomer who went missing while visiting the European Southern Observatory's La Silla site in Chile was found dead after nearly two months of searching.
Xbox Series S holiday price drop: save $50 and get ready for Starfield
The Xbox Series S is on sale for $249.99 through Black Friday and the holidays, so you can pick one up before Starfield launches.
Space Perspective to launch balloon-borne tourist flights from 'marine spaceport'
From sea to the stratosphere, Space Perspective aims to give high-altitude balloon tourists a flexible launching point to see the blackness of space and the curve of Earth.
Meteorite that landed in English village last year is most pristine ever seen
A meteorite that lit up the sky above an English village last year is almost as pristine as samples collected by space probes and contains the "right" kind of hydrogen to explain water on Earth.
China's Shenzhou 14 astronauts complete their 3rd and final spacewalk (video)
China's Shenzhou 14 astronauts just conducted a spacewalk to carry out work on the newly arrived Mengtian space station module.
Better space weather forecast could have saved SpaceX Starlink satellites from solar storm
SpaceX's loss of 40 Starlink satellites in February was preceded by the company using an inaccurate space weather forecasting model to decide to launch following a geomagnetic storm warning.
BlueWalker-3 Unfolds, Brightens One-Hundredfold
After months of waiting, we’re getting our first good looks at a fully deployed BlueWalker-3.
Andor goes full 'Papillon' in episode 10 'One Way Out'
Kino Loy becomes a bodhisattva-of-sorts to the inmates of Narkina 5 in 'One Way Out'
Save up to $70 on Meta Quest 2 and get free two games with this Black Friday VR deal
Get two great games with your shiny new VR headset and still save money thanks to this Black Friday Meta Quest 2 deal.
World's first computer, the Antikythera Mechanism, 'started up' in 178 B.C., scientists claim
The mysterious Antikythera mechanism, thought by some to be the world's first computer, was first "started up" on Dec. 22, 178 B.C., archaeologists have now found.
Sweet! Neutron stars are like cosmic chocolates, with hard or soft shells and centers
Whether neutron stars have soft or hard cores and shells, like different types of cosmic chocolates, may depend on if they are heavy or light, new research indicates.
