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See the 1st full trailer for 'Moonfall,' Roland Emmerich's new sci-fi disaster film

The Earth and everything on it face an extinction-level event from some kind of alien that's been living on the moon.

Close Companions Help Stars Make More Carbon

Massive stars can produce twice as much carbon when they have a close binary companion, according to a new study. The result is a small but important step in understanding the cosmic origin of elements.

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Sun outburst goes 'cannibal' as fast new blob overtakes a slower one

It's been a busy few days for our sun, which has produced three of the outbursts that scientists call coronal mass ejections since Monday (Nov. 1).

There are over 300 ways that the new James Webb Space Telescope could fail, NASA says

While NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has faced countless obstacles and delays in its more than decade in the making, the observatory's most difficult days lie ahead in the coming months.

This popular Lego Star Wars advent calendar is 20% off on Walmart

Walmart have knocked 20% off this Lego Star Wars advent calendar so you can get it in time for December.

Best camera backpacks for astrophotography, camping and more

We look at the best camera backpacks on the market right now and pick our favorites from brands like LowePro, Vanguard and Peak Design.

Best of Alpha mission timelapse

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A collection of the best timelapse videos made during ESA astronaut Thomas Pesquet’s second mission to the International Space Station, “Alpha” in 2021. The camera is setup to take pictures at intervals of two a second, and the pictures are then edited into this video that plays at 25 pictures a second. Most videos around 12 times faster than real speed.

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World leaders pledge a crackdown on methane emissions. Here's how satellites can help.

Satellites will play a key role in helping the world slash its methane emissions in line with the global pledge introduced by the U.S. President Joe Biden at the COP26 climate change conference.

Do parallel universes exist? We might live in a multiverse.

There are a few good theories for a multiverse — an infinite number of parallel universes besides our own.

ESA and GHGSat support new International Methane Emissions Observatory

In the first 20 years of reaching the atmosphere, methane has more than 80 times the warming power of carbon dioxide. Reducing emissions of this extremely potent gas is, therefore, one of the fastest ways of slowing the rate of global warming, at least in the short term – and at COP26, more than 100 countries have just signed up to the Global Methane Pledge, which aims to limit emissions by 30% compared with 2020 levels.

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Honda test-fires prototype engine for reusable rocket

Honda began working on the rocket in late 2019 and already has some serious hardware to show for it — a brand-new engine.

An asteroid barely missed Earth last week, and no one knew it was coming

Asteroid 2021 UA1, a space rock about the size of a refrigerator, made a surprise appearance when it recently flew past Earth.

Weird cosmic object keeps exploding over and over again, and scientists don't know why

Researchers have watched a mysterious fast radio burst shoot out energy far more times than they thought was possible.

Space solar power's time may finally be coming

The idea of harvesting solar energy via power-beaming satellites has long intrigued researchers — and recent advances may help make it a reality relatively soon.

Tourists a (major) problem at Mars analog site

Making a Red Planet simulation as realistic as possible is key to The Mars Society's research. Crews can accomplish this, but not with constant outside interference.

There are roses in Mission Control! One family's NASA tradition continues with SpaceX after 30 years

For more than 30 years, one Texas family has shown their support for NASA mission control with a simple gesture: sending flowers.

Meltwater runoff from Greenland becoming more erratic

As world leaders and decision-makers join forces at COP26 to accelerate action towards the goals of the Paris Agreement, new research, again, highlights the value of satellite data in understanding and monitoring climate change. This particular new research, which is based on measurements from ESA’s CryoSat mission, shows that extreme ice melting events in Greenland have become more frequent and more intense over the past 40 years, raising sea levels and the risk of flooding worldwide.

Could our Universe be Someone’s Chemistry Project?

It is a pivotal time for astrophysicists, cosmologists, and philosophers alike. In the coming years, next-generation space and ground-based telescopes will come online that will use cutting-edge technology and machine learning to probe the deepest depths of the cosmos. What they find there, with any luck, will allow scientists to address some of the most enduring questions about the origins of life and the Universe itself.

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Watch the first trailer for 'The Book Of Boba Fett' spin-off 'Star Wars' series on Disney Plus

The first trailer for the standalone spin-off series "The Book of Boba Fett" has arrived and it gives us a lot of reasons to be excited.

Samuel Adams brews 'Space Craft' beer with Inspiration4-flown hops

Samuel Adams is ready to toast the first "all-civilian" orbital spaceflight with a beer made with hops flown on the mission. The brewery has announced "Space Craft," its Inspiration4-inspired release.

Lego's Star Wars The Bad Batch shuttle set is $20 off at Best Buy right now

This Lego Star Wars Bad Batch Attack Shuttle set also comes with buildable speeders.


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