How The Euclid Telescope Is Set To Illuminate The Mysteries Of Dark Matter
Set for launch in July 2023, the European Space Agency's Euclid telescope aims to investigate two of the strangest phenomena in astrophysics.
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How Scientists Discovered Auroras On A Planet 70 Trillion Miles Away
Scientists have for the first time discovered a magnetic field surrounding another rocky planet outside of our solar system.
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This Newly Discovered Exoplanet Is Denser Than Lead
This extremely dense exoplanet is located 730 light-years away, orbiting around a star called TOI-4603.
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The Ingenious Way Scientists Search For Dangerous Asteroids Hidden By The Sun
The European Space Agency (ESA) is working on a new mission called Near-Earth Object Mission in the Infrared, or NEOMIR, which aims to detect asteroids.
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NASA Names The 4 Astronauts That Will Be Going To The Moon With The Artemis 2 Mission
After much anticipation and speculation, we finally know the four astronauts that will return to the Moon after a fifty-year absence. We have all the details.
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Astronomers Just Found One Of The Biggest Black Holes Of All Time
Astronomers discovered a record-breaking black hole which is thought to be one of the biggest ever found.
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SpaceX Rival Virgin Orbit Shutters Satellite Launch Business
SpaceX has one less competitor to worry about as Virgin Orbit closed down its satellite launch business and laid off 85% of its staff. We have all the details.
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How To Watch The International Space Station Livestream Its View Of Earth
The International Space Station has high definition cameras mounted to its exterior, and livestreams of this footage are available to watch for free.
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Scientists Find A Building Block Of Life In Asteroid Sample
A new study details the discovery of one of the building blocks of life in a sample of gravel swiped from an asteroid by Japan's space agency.
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What Does NASA Stand For, And Was It Originally Called NACA?
Though many have grown familiar with the NASA acronym for the U.S. aerospace organization, it stems from an older administration that started it all.
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3 Ways To Find The Picture NASA Took On Your Birthday
There are various avenues to follow to check out an image recorded by NASA or by Hubble specifically on your birthday or the day you were born.
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The X-37B: The Secretive Spaceplane That Spent A Combined 10 Years In Orbit
NASA - working in partnership with the Department of Defense - selected The Boeing Company to develop the X-37.
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Axiom Unveils New Prototype Spacesuit For Artemis III Lunar Mission
Axiom Space has unveiled the new prototype spacesuits designed for the next-generation of manned space exploration, set to debut with the Artemis III mission.
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More Headaches For Elon Musk As Hackers Boast Of Stolen SpaceX Blueprints
A ransomware attack on a SpaceX contractor allegedly stole key blueprints from Elon Musk's space venture, meaning these blueprints could be sold nefariously.
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Samsung Under Fire From Users For Exaggerated Space Zoom Photo Features
Samsung is facing another controversy related to its phone cameras, this time involving a feature called Space Zoom that produces suspiciously clear moon shots.
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Common Things Taking Up Too Much Space On Your Windows PC
It's high time you take out the digital trash. These are the most common things taking up too much space on your Windows PC.
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How This Cutting Edge Instrument Will Help NASA Spot Hidden Exoplanets
NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Telescope will help us learn more than ever before about topics like dark energy.
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This Canceled NASA Rocket Would Have Made The Saturn V Look Like A Firecracker
Before Saturn V made its debut on the launch pad in 1966, NASA had something entirely different on the drawing board - something bigger.
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This Nazi Aircraft Designed For Bombing New York Was Also A Space Shuttle
The "Silbervogel" was a "suborbital rocketship" that could make it over the Atlantic Ocean and drop bombs on a target anywhere in the United States.
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NASA Scrubs SpaceX Crew-6 Mission To ISS, Sets New Launch Target Of March 2
The manned Crew-6 space mission that was set to report to the ISS has been postponed until next month, citing a potential propulsion issue at the launch pad.
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The Next Generation Of Space Suits Won't Just Be For Astronauts
NASA is preparing to retire its outdated spacesuits with contracts with two companies. Those companies aren't just designing the suits for astronauts.
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Artificial Gravity Space Stations Just Got One Step Closer To Reality Thanks To Vast Space
Vast has acquired Launcher, a space exploration startup that has done incredible things with orbital space tug infrastructure and hosted payload delivery.
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The Four Types Of Planetary Systems Scientists Say Make Up Our Universe
A team of scientists has classified the types of planetary systems that make up our universe. Observations using the Kepler telescope led to the discoveries.
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Why SpaceX Is Under Fire After The Record Breaking Super Heavy Booster Test
SpaceX has publicly tested its Super Heavy booster, and while it went well, the company is under fire due to an environmental incident caught on film.
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The Incredible Features Of The X-15, A Supersonic Research Aircraft And Spaceplane
The X-15 was the first plane to reach the 100,000-foot mark and fly at hypersonic speeds beyond Mach 4, 5, and 6.
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SpaceX Comes Clean About Limiting Starlink For Ukranian Troops
Elon Musk's SpaceX confessed that the company intervened against Ukrainian forces in the ongoing conflict with Russia.
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Why This Planet's Newly Discovered Ring System Has Scientists Scratching Their Heads
Like Neptune, Saturn, and Jupiter, Quaoar has rings -- and, according to a recent study published in Nature, Quaoar's rings are particularly interesting.
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