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'Night Sky' revealed: Academy Award winner J.K. Simmons on his strange sci-fi series on Prime Video (exclusive)
Actor J.K. Simmons discusses his starring role in Amazon Prime Video’s “Night Sky”
Why have aliens never visited Earth? Scientists have a disturbing answer
Aliens could be forced to give up cosmic expansion to avoid catastrophe.
The 'doorway' seen on Mars is not for aliens. Here's how it really formed.
The internet erupted after a photograph from the Mars Curiosity rover appeared to show an "alien door," experts are pretty sure it's just a natural feature.
Spinlaunch Hurled a Test Rocket Into the air. See What it Looked Like From the Payload’s Point of View
Can watching a video give you motion sickness? If so, a commercial launch company called SpinLaunch just released a video that is sure to. The video is from the first camera ever attached to one of the company’s test payloads, and boy is it spectacular, though it might indeed be nausea-inducing in some people.
Juice spacecraft fully integrated and ready for next testing
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“ESA’s Juice mission has entered its final phase of development, with the spacecraft moving to an Airbus Defence & Space facility in Toulouse, France, for the next round of testing. The spacecraft has been fully integrated, and these tests will be done in full flight configuration, as Juice is scheduled for launch from Europe’s Spaceport in Kourou, French Guiana, in April 2023
Watch live: Living Planet Symposium 2022
The time has finally come for ESA’s Living Planet Symposium – one of the largest Earth observation conferences in the world. Follow our live streaming all week on ESA Web TV, starting with the Opening Ceremony on Monday 23 May at 09:00 (CEST).
Wild Apophis asteroid spacecraft concept would loft tiny, laser-driven probes for 2029 flyby
An early-stage mission concept could see laser-driven light-sail probes visit a notorious asteroid.
Boeing's Starliner is chasing the International Space Station. Watch its historic docking tonight.
Boeing's Starliner capsule is scheduled to dock with the International Space Station for the first time ever on Friday evening (May 20), and you can watch the milestone moment live.
Watch SpinLaunch sling a payload high into the sky in epic test flight video
A new video gives us a dramatic look at the space startup SpinLaunch's unique liftoff strategy.
Encalife Atmosphere Smart Galaxy Star Projector review
Encalife's Smart Galaxy Star Projector boasts plenty of features to create the perfect night-sky inspired mood.
NASA, Boeing hail Starliner launch success despite thruster glitch
Boeing's Starliner spacecraft is officially on its way to the International Space Station after 2.5 years of delays, though not without a hiccup.
This Week's Sky at a Glance, May 20 – 28
The advancing spring sends Vega high and Capella low. The Coma Berenices cluster glitters shyly way up, big and dim. Glance up anytime to check on changing Beta Lyrae. And now in the dawn, Jupiter aligns with Mars.
Earth from Space: Bonn, Germany
ESA’s Living Planet Symposium – one of the largest Earth observation conferences in the world – is being held on 23–27 May in Bonn, Germany. Held every three years, the symposium brings together scientists and researchers, as well as industry and users of Earth observation data, from all over the world to present and discuss the latest findings on Earth science.
Is This the Future of the Milky Way?
The central region of the giant elliptical galaxy NGC 474. It’s set against a backdrop of more distant galaxies. Will the Milky Way resemble this galaxy in the distant future? This image was taken using the Hubble Advanced Camera for Surveys, and includes data from the Wide Field and Planetary Camera 3. (Courtesy NASA/STScI.)
In photos: Boeing's Starliner OFT-2 test flight for NASA
See photos of Boeing's Orbital Flight Test 2 mission, the second uncrewed test flight of its Starliner astronaut taxi.
Plants can grow in lunar regolith, but they’re not happy about it
NASA is sending astronauts back to the Moon by the end of this decade, and hope to send humans to Mars sometime in the 2030s. Growing food in space using in-situ resources is vital if astronauts are to survive on both the Moon and Mars for the long-term. Growing plants in space using Earth soil is nothing new, as this research is currently ongoing onboard the International Space Station (ISS). But recent research carried out on Earth has taken crucial steps in being able to grow food in space using extraterrestrial material that we took from the Moon over 50 years ago.
Boeing Starliner capsule launches on critical NASA test flight to space station
Starliner lifted off this evening (May 19), kicking off the crucial OFT-2 test mission to the International Space Station.
Boeing’s Starliner crew capsule takes off on long-awaited test flight
ULA’s Atlas 5 rocket climbs off pad 41 with Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft. Credit: Alex Polimeni / Spaceflight Now
Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft thundered into orbit Thursday from Cape Canaveral aboard a United Launch Alliance Atlas 5 rocket, aiming to dock at the International Space Station on a years-late test flight to prove the capsule’s systems before flying astronauts.
Sun busts out trio of moderate solar flares that might herald more activity
A trio of moderate flares blasted off from the sun on Thursday, and there might be more in store.
