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Telescopes on Amazon: Best Black Friday deals
There are heaps of telescopes on Amazon, many of which are discounted as part of the Black Friday sales.
Rocky roads through Lanzarote
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Take away the clouds, bulk up the humans with suits and add an orange-red filter and this could be an image from a future mission to Mars.
IMM21: inflight call with ESA astronaut Matthias Maurer
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ESA astronaut Matthias Maurer talks to ESA ministers in charge of space from the International Space Station.
Getting Started in Deep-Sky Astrophotography
Shopping for gear to get started in astrophotography? Here's some sage advice before you max out all your credit cards.
Marvel streaming guide: Where to watch the Marvel movies and TV shows online
Looking to indulge in some Marvel magic? Here’s our ultimate Marvel streaming guide on where to watch all the movies and TV shows from the MCU.
Nearly total Beaver Moon lunar eclipse, longest of its kind in 580 years, wows stargazers
Skywatchers across North America and beyond got a first class view of the longest partial lunar eclipse in nearly 600 years, though for some, weather ruined the experience.
Meet LICIACube, the small but mighty spacecraft that will watch NASA's epic DART asteroid crash
The small LICIACube spacecraft will watch its robotic colleague, NASA's DART mission, smash into an asteroid and sending the footage back to Earth.
Space station astronauts resume normal operations after Russian anti-satellite missile test
Astronauts at the International Space Station have returned to normal operations after a couple of adrenalin-filled days following a Russian anti-satellite missile test that threw an out-of-control cloud of space debris into the station's orbit.
Beaver Moon lunar eclipse 2021: Amazing photos of the longest partial moon eclipse in 580 years
See photos of the Beaver Moon lunar eclipse of Nov. 18-19, 2021 here as seen by skywatchers and Space.com readers around the world.
Canon 10x42L IS WP binoculars review
The Canon 10x42L IS WP are an outstanding choice for super-steady stargazing thanks to their fabulous image stabilization, waterproof design and large objective lenses.
This Week's Sky at a Glance, November 19 – 27
Orion now rises in the east around 8 p.m. Will Betelgeuse or Rigel be the first of his bright stars to come up? That depends on your latitude; Los Angeles and Atlanta are balance points. The Pleiades and Aldebaran watch this scene from high above.
Earth from Space: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur, the capital city of Malaysia, is featured in this image captured by the Copernicus Sentinel-2 mission.
SpinLaunch Hurls a Test Vehicle Kilometers Into the air. Eventually, it’ll Throw Them Almost all the way to Orbit
For today’s commercial space companies providing launch services to orbit, the name of the game is simple: “do it cheaper.” To reduce the costs of launching payloads to space and encourage the commercialization of Low Earth Orbit (LEO), entrepreneurs have turned to everything from reusable rockets and 3-D printing to air-launch vehicles and high-altitude balloons. And yet, there is one concept that truly seems like something out of this world!
NASA's huge James Webb Space Telescope is one month from launch
The long-awaited launch of NASA's next generational observatory, the James Webb Space Telescope, is just one month away.
Astra aims to reach orbit for 1st time with early Friday launch: Watch it live
Astra aims to reach orbit for the first time early Friday morning (Nov. 19), and you can watch the action live.
The Beaver Moon lunar eclipse won't be a true 'blood moon,' but it may look red. Here's why.
The Beaver Moon partial eclipse will probably turn the moon dark Friday (Nov. 19) even though it's not a true "blood moon."
The greatest asteroid encounters of all time!
Asteroids are important building blocks of our solar system. When spacecraft study these small worlds, we learn more about how our neighborhood was formed — moons, planets and, of course, our own planet Earth.
Did Astronomers Spot a Black Hole in Another Galaxy? Maybe Not
Astronomers might have spotted a stellar-mass black hole in another galaxy — but not everyone agrees with what they found.
