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Second Ring Around Quaoar Puzzles Astronomers
There's a second ring around the far-out dwarf planet Quaoar, adding to the mystery of how this world hosts rings at such wide orbits.
Europe wants its own satellite megaconstellation to compete with SpaceX Starlink: report
Planning is underway for a European constellation that will provide internet connectivity from low-Earth orbit similar to SpaceX's controversial Starlink megaconstellation.
Watch Rocket Lab launch 2 NASA storm-watching satellites tonight
Rocket Lab will launch the first set of NASA's TROPICS satellites on May 7, to provide better forecasts amid extreme weather.
Watch a SpaceX Fairing's Fiery Re-Entry Through the Atmosphere
During the recent ViaSat-3 launch on a Falcon Heavy rocket, SpaceX released the protective spacecraft fairing at the highest altitude ever attempted. Therefore, the fairing reached incredible speeds during its fiery re-entry through the Earth’s atmosphere. Fortunately, there was a camera on board so we could watch. At one point, the one half of the fairing was traveling 15 times faster than the speed of sound, releasing a trail of plasma in its wake as it returned to Earth.
Everything we know about Star Wars Skeleton Crew: Plot, release window, cast & crew
Details are scarce at the moment, but this is everything we know about Skeleton Crew.
See the moon in epic detail in stunning images taken by South Korea's lunar orbiter (photos)
The Korea Pathfinder Lunar Orbiter (KPLO), also known as Danuri, arrived in low lunar orbit in mid-December and has already returned a series of impressive images.
Thirsty on the Moon? Just Throw Some Regolith in the Microwave
No matter where we go in the universe, we’re going to need water. Thus far, human missions to Earth orbit and the Moon have taken water with them. But while that works for short missions, it isn’t practical in the long term. Water is heavy, and it would take far too much fuel to bring sufficient water to sustain long-term bases on the Moon or Mars. So we’ll have to use the water we can extract locally.
Affinity Photo 2 Review 2023
Affinity Photo 2 has a dedicated astrophotography stacking feature, non-destructive RAW compatibility and is available to purchase without shelling out monthly.
Artemis 2 astronaut Jeremy Hansen carries Canadian flag at coronation of King Charles
Artemis 2 astronaut Jeremy Hansen carried the Canadian flag in the country's delegation at the coronation of King Charles III of England.
Samuel Durrance, astronaut who flew with telescope he built, dies at 79
Sam Durrance, who as an astronomer was one of the first non-career astronauts to fly after the loss of space shuttle Challenger, has died at 79. Durrance flew twice accompanying the payload he built.
Four of Uranus's Moons Might Contain Briny Oceans
Four of Uranus's five icy moons likely contain a thin layer of briny (or otherwise enriched) water, astronomers have concluded from Voyager 2 data.
Best DC games of all time
Take control on iconic superheroes like Batman and Superman with our list of the best DC games ever made.
Who is Adam Warlock? All you need to know about the 'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3' bad guy
From his origins as Him to his role in 'Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol 3', a crash course in the life and times of the Marvel Comics super-being.
Remember when: King Charles met NASA's space shuttle Enterprise in 1977 (video)
More than four decades ago, King Charles III got an up-close look at NASA's very first space shuttle, a test vehicle known as Enterprise.
Join the crew of the USS Cerritos in 'Star Trek: Lower Decks' role-playing game
"Star Trek: Lower Decks" is coming to a tabletop near you thanks to new content for the popular "Star Trek Adventures" role-playing game.
Newborn Star Surrounded By Planet-Forming Disks at Different Angles
One of the great questions about our solar system is: what was it like as it formed? We know that a protosolar nebula birthed the Sun and planets. And, we know planets in our solar system have slightly different orbital inclinations, probably due to some interesting dynamics in the birth crèche. Why is that? The answer may be in a slightly weird-looking protoplanetary disk circling the newborn star TW Hydrae.
SpaceX launch of Ax-2 private astronaut mission now targeted for May 21
SpaceX's launch of Ax-2, the second private crewed mission to the International Space Station, is now targeted for the evening of May 21.
Watch astronauts relocate SpaceX Dragon capsule on space station early Saturday
Astronauts will fly the SpaceX Dragon capsule Endeavour to a new port on the International Space Station early Saturday (May 6), and you can watch it live.
Scientists discover closest star-shredding black hole to Earth ever seen
Astronomers comparing maps of the universe uncovered the nearest example of a black hole devouring a star ever detected.
See Artemis 3 landing site near moon's south pole in stunning new NASA photos
NASA's ShadowCam instrument has imaged the lunar south pole in great detail, helping shed light on the region where astronauts will land as part of the Artemis 3 mission.
