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Slimmed Down Red Giants Had Their Mass Stolen By a Companion Star
Millions of stars that can grow up to 620 million miles in diameter, known as ‘red giants,’ exist in our galaxy, but it has been speculated for a while that there are some that are possibly much smaller. Now a team of astronomers at the University of Sydney have discovered several in this category and have published their findings in the journal Nature Astronomy.
Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder calls astronauts on space station for Earth Day chat (video)
Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder speaks with NASA and ESA astronauts aboard the International Space Station for Earth Day.
Here’s Something Rare: a Martian Crater That isn’t a Circle. What Happened?
Most impact craters are usually circular and fairly symmetric, but not all. This odd-shaped crater on Mars is obviously an impact crater, but it has a unique oblong shape. What happened?
SpaceX inks 1st deal to provide Starlink internet service on planes
SpaceX just secured its first deal to provide inflight internet service on airplanes using its Starlink constellation of broadband satellites.
Partial solar eclipse of April 2022: When and where it is and how to watch it online
It will be visible across parts of Antarctica, the southern tip of South America, and the Pacific and Atlantic oceans.
Celebrate Dark Skies This Week, April 22–30
Are you interested in combating light pollution? International Dark Sky Week, which starts today, offers events in which you can learn how.
Holographic Doctors can now Provide Medical Advice on the International Space Station
In recent years, the practice of “telemedicine” has grown considerably. Similar to “telepresence” and “telecommuting,” this technology relies on high-speed internet and live-video streaming to allow a person in one part of the world to interact with people in another without being physically present. The technology has come in handy during the two-year COVID-19 pandemic, where doctors were in high demand, but physical travel was restricted.
How guitar legend Joe Satriani's love of space and sci-fi inspired his new album and comics
Guitar legend Joe Satriani is well known for his sci-fi thematics and his "Crystal Planet" comic, and his new record, "The Elephants of Mars," continues the trend.
The best rangefinder binoculars in 2022
The best rangefinder binoculars can be hard to choose from with such a crowded and competitive market, but we've done the hard work for you.
Five canceled sci-fi shows that got a second chance
When TV shows get canceled, that’s usually it. But sometimes, they get a second chance. Here are five canceled sci-fi shows that defied the axe to live again.
Best telescopes for beginners: Top budget-friendly picks for viewing the planets, galaxies and more
Looking for the best beginners telescope but unsure where to start? Space.com has made the search easier with our top pick of great reflectors, refractors and computerized telescopes.
India to launch OneWeb internet satellites this year, helping replace Russian-built Soyuz rockets
OneWeb has found another replacement for the Russian-built rockets that used to launch its internet satellites.
Albino no more: How Ash Tyler overtook Voq in Star Trek: Discovery
One albino’s journey to losing his identity in the stars – for honor!
Blue Moon: What is it and when does it occur?
A Blue Moon is a rare occurrence that depends on the timings of full moons during the year. The moon is not blue during a Blue Moon.
Alien landscapes: 15 places on Earth that look exoplanetary
We explore 15 places on Earth that look quite alien. From ice caves to Martian-red deserts, discover some of the most surreal places Earth has to offer.
Astronaut's new 'Earth Views' fabrics line is patterned off planet photos from space
A former NASA astronaut is sharing her favorite views of Earth to inspire new works of art. Karen Nyberg has partnered with Robert Kaufman Fabrics to introduce her line of Earth Views prints.
Key findings from the European State of the Climate Report
Europe experienced its warmest summer on record in 2021, accompanied by severe floods in western Europe and dry conditions in the Mediterranean. These are just some of the key findings from the Copernicus Climate Change Service’s European State of the Climate report released today. The in-depth report provides key insights and a comprehensive analysis of climate conditions in 2021, with a special focus on Europe and the Arctic.
Midsize black holes spotted forming in wreckage of stars
The Chandra X-ray Observatory has found growing intermediate-mass black holes in over two dozen galaxies.
Russia conducts 1st full flight test of new 'Sarmat' intercontinental ballistic missile
Russia just performed the first full test launch of its next-generation intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM).
