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The comet is expected to be the brightest of 2023 and has been seen sporting a rare "anti-tail." → Read More
The comet is expected to be the brightest of 2023 and has been seen sporting a rare "anti-tail." → Read More
The space agency's next-generation observatory grabbed a detailed view of asteroid Chariklo and its unusual rings. → Read More
NASA says it poses no threat, but will make the top five list of near misses. → Read More
These shape-shifting miniature robots can go almost anywhere thanks to two superpowers: melting and magnets. → Read More
The launch could be seen across a wide region, stretching from South Carolina to Maine. → Read More
The finding has implications for how we might one day protect Earth from a potential impact by a large asteroid. → Read More
NASA grant goes to a project exploring the concept of a "laker" that would land on flammable seas and sip up a sample via a permeable wing. → Read More
The comet is expected to be the brightest of 2023. → Read More
A phenomenon called "skyglow" is stealing our celestial view, and the impact is far more dramatic when observed by the unaided human eye. → Read More
The milestone will be hard to see, but it will be felt. → Read More
No need to panic, but oddly enough, we missed this one as it approached. → Read More
The Super Heavy booster designed to get Starship to orbit has never before lit up all 33 of its engines at once. → Read More
The world isn't too far off and nearly the exact same size as Earth. → Read More
The world isn't too far off and nearly the exact same size as Earth. → Read More
Its name is a mouthful, but Comet C/2022 E3 (ZTF) could be the brightest of 2023. → Read More
A changing climate is also contributing to rapid, unpredictable changes in local weather. → Read More
The tempestuous world is the most volcanically active in the solar system. → Read More
This shooting star show will be the last big one for a few months. → Read More
The space rock looks to have been captured by our planet's gravity over 60 years ago. → Read More