Georgina Torbet
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Tech News
The latest tech news about hardware, software, games, and more. → Read More
How to watch the Orionid meteor shower this month
Through October you'll have the chance to catch one of the most spectacular meteor showers of the year, the Orionid meteor shower. → Read More
This galaxy helps astronomers measure the size of the universe
Trying to measure the size of the universe is no easy task, but this galaxy imaged by Hubble can help. → Read More
How to watch SpaceX and NASA launch Crew-5 mission this week
This week will see four astronauts blast off in a SpaceX Dragon spacecraft, heading to the International Space Station (ISS). Here's how to watch. → Read More
One galaxy, two views: Webb and Hubble take on the same target
The Hubble and James Webb telescopes are both powerful tools for peering out into the cosmos, but the way they view the universe is quite different. → Read More
Some weird debris just fell off the Mars helicopter Ingenuity
Mars helicopter Ingenuity recently completed its 33rd flight, but it had some strange debris along for part of the ride. → Read More
Hunting for evidence of the first stars that ever existed
Astronomers might have found evidence of the very first stars which existed in the universe. → Read More
SLS rocket undamaged by hurricane, will launch next month
With hurricane Ian having moved past Florida, NASA has confirmed that its SLS rocket was not damaged and has set a new date for the next launch attempt. → Read More
Hubble spots cocoon of gas protecting galaxy for the first time
Research using the Hubble Space Telescope reveals a protective shield which has kept two of our neighboring galaxies safe for billions of years. → Read More
NASA's observatory in an airplane, SOFIA, takes last flight
NASA's observatory on an airplane, SOFIA, has taken its last flight and will be retiring from service. → Read More
One of James Webb's 17 instrument modes isn't working
NASA announced that one of Webb's seventeen observing modes is not functioning due to a hardware issue which is currently under review. → Read More
Bright young star shoots out strange fan of material in Hubble image
Massive stars can go through epic changes when they are in their younger years, as this week's image from the Hubble Space Telescope shows. → Read More
Bubble of gas zips around galaxy's supermassive black hole
Scientists have discovered a bubble of hot gas whipping around our galaxy's supermassive black hole at tremendous speed. → Read More
NASA's Artemis I launch called off due to tropical storm
NASA is cancelling the third attempt at launching its Space Launch System rocket due to tropical storm Ian which threatens the Florida coast. → Read More
Juno to perform close approach of Jupiter's moon Europa
NASA's Juno spacecraft will get to see Jupiter's moon Europa in great detail as it is set to perform a close flyby of the icy moon this week. → Read More
Delightful interactive map of Mars lets you take a wander with Perseverance rover
If you've ever wanted to take a trip to Mars and go on a hike with the Perseverance rover, now is your chance. → Read More
James Webb goes in deep on Mars temperature and atmosphere
Webb will perform a major study of Jupiter and has already imaged Neptune. Now, Webb has been used to get a fascinating look at our planetary neighbor, Mars. → Read More
How to watch SpaceX launch 52 Starlink satellites tonight
Tonight will see another SpaceX launch, with the company launching a batch of 52 Starlink satellites into low-Earth orbit. Here's how to watch. → Read More
Asteroid-bound DART spacecraft snaps Jupiter and moon Europa
With just a few days to go before NASA deliberately crashes it into an asteroid, the DART spacecraft has snapped an image of Jupiter and its moon Europa. → Read More
NASA will smash a spacecraft into an asteroid Monday — what you need to know
The DART mission doesn't have much aboard — and that's kind of the point. → Read More