This Gorgeous Cloud Is The Birthplace Of Some Of The Hottest Stars In The Universe
These stars, called B-types and O-types number more than 200, and are hot, massive, and in an early phase of life.
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How To Make A Pinhole Projector For Viewing The Solar Eclipse
The solar eclipse is approaching soon, and if you don't have proper eyewear, here's how you can watch the moment with a DIY pinhole projector.
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5 Things You Need To Check Before The 2024 Solar Eclipse
The next solar eclipse is set for April 8, and if you are lucky to be in an area where you can see it, here are five things you need to check before it happens.
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How To Safely Photograph The Solar Eclipse
The April 8 solar eclipse is approaching, and if you plan on taking photos of the rare moment, here's how to protect your camera and your eyes.
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What's The Difference Between SpaceX's Raptor & Merlin Engines?
SpaceX's Merlin and Raptor rocket engines are powering the next era of spaceflight, and understanding the differences doesn't require an advanced degree.
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The Incredible Way That Wind Forms Planets
The JWST has discovered a new solar system forming and what's surprising researchers is the way it is forming. We have all the details for you.
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Here's Why You Shouldn't Look Directly At A Solar Eclipse
You may have heard that it's dangerous to look at a partial solar eclipse. Here is everything we know about why and what will happen if you do.
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5 Interesting Facts About The NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL)
NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory has been integral in humanity's efforts to explore the beyond Earth.
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How A Cat Became The Star Of The First Ultra HD Video Sent From Space
In December 2023, NASA's Psyche probe used a powerful laser array to... share a cat video? The new face of space technology is an orange tabby named Taters.
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Six Planets That Have Unimaginable Storms Compared To Earth
Storms on Earth seem to be getting stronger and stronger, but we can't hold a candle to other storms in our own solar system. Here's what we know.
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How To Tell If Your Solar Eclipse Glasses Are Fake: A Quick Guide
The total solar eclipse is on April 8, and to watch it safely, you'll need a pair of legit solar viewing glasses. Here's how you can spot a counterfeit.
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NASA's Mission To Europa Will Carry A Special Message From Earth: Here's What It Says
The spacecraft will carry a special surprise aboard alongside its components and instruments: a commemorative plate.
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These Chunky Monsters Are The Heaviest Pair Of Black Holes Ever Found
Two supermassive black holes have been orbiting one another for billions of years, stubbornly refusing to merge. Scientists are trying to learn more about them.
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This Year's Solar Eclipse Could Fry Your Phone: Here's How To Protect It
Everyone knows that looking at an eclipse can cause damage to your eyesight, but are the rumors about it damaging your phone's camera actually true?
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A New Class Of Scary Satellites Is Ringing James Bond Villain Alarms
New satellite technology and imaging capabilities means new potential privacy issues, especially as the technology allows for higher resolution surveillance.
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During This Year's Eclipse, Watch Closely For This Mysterious Phenomenon
During a solar eclipse, people have often noticed the wind starts acting very strangely. What's the explanation for this mysterious eclipse wind?
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This Cannibal Star Has A Badass Metal Scar
Researchers have found a dying white dwarf star that is eating the planets in its orbit with some interesting patterns on its surface. Here's what we know.
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How Do You Find Life On Other Planets? By Testing On Earth
As humanity seeks to expand beyond Earth, research on our home planet could help in the search for habitable locales outside of our solar system.
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Watch Japan's Kairos Rocket Explode Seconds Into Inaugural Flight
A first attempt at privately-launched space flight for Japan ended in a self-destruct explosion, though it certainly doesn't spell the end for Space One.
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How NASA Space Shuttle Tiles Work To Protect Against Extreme Heat
The Space Shuttle orbiters experienced extreme heat during reentry. NASA and its contractors came up with a solution in the form of very special tiles.
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Everything To Know About NASA's Lucy Spacecraft And Its Mission
Everything worth knowing about Lucy, NASA's long-distance asteroid probe: the mission, the mistakes, and how it could discover the origin of the solar system.
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Why NASA Deliberately Set Its Own Spacecraft On Fire
NASA has been setting fire to its spacecraft on purpose for years now and it's for a very important reason. We'll break it all down for you here.
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Exploring Zoozve: A Closer Look At Venus's Quasi-Moon
Zoozve is neat for its novelty, but it's also famous for another reason - and that's because of its unusual name.
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2024 Eclipse: Here's What Time It Happens, And Where You'll Need To Be
If you're looking forward to viewing the 2024 solar eclipse, you'll need to make sure you're in the right place. Here are the best viewing areas in the country.
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America Is Going To The Moon Today: Here's How To Watch It Live
For the first time in over 50 years, NASA is sending a spacecraft to the surface of the moon. The unmanned mission is being livestreamed, and you can watch.
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Here's What Happens When Old Satellites Crash Through Earth's Atmosphere
Currently, there are 12,712 objects in orbit around the planet, but what happens when one crashes through Earth's atmosphere? Here's what the ESA has to say.
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Astronomers Spotted A Black Hole 'Flipping The Table' - Here's How
Black holes are impossible to see directly, but that doesn't mean scientists can't detect them. They recently caught one showing "bad table manners."
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