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A new Launch Date for Artemis 1: November 14th ... at Night
A Black Hole Burps out Material, Years After Feasting on a Star
When observing a black hole that devoured a star three years earlier, an international team of astronomers noticed it "burping" material out at half the speed of light!
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Webb Sees Organic Molecules in the Hearts of Galaxies, Surprisingly Close to Active Supermassive Black Holes
Starship and Super Heavy are Stacked up Again. How Long Until They fly?
The Starship and Super Heavy are fully stacked for the first time in six months, which could mean an orbital test flight is imminent!
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America's First Space Tourist Signs Up for Moon Trip on SpaceX's Starship
SpinLaunch Completes its 10th Test, Hurling Payloads for NASA and Other Companies Into the air
SpinLaunch just completed its 10th test flight (and its first test with payloads), putting them a step closer to commercial launches.
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The Moon Might be One Large Chunk that was Blasted Off the Earth Billions of Years Ago
These Bizarre Concentric Rings in Space are Real, Not an Optical Illusion. New Data from JWST Explains What's Happening
Satellite View of Stromboli's New Eruption in Italy. You Can See a River of Lava Flowing to the Ocean
Phew, NASA's CAPSTONE is no Longer Tumbling in Space
If There are Shallow Lakes Under the Ice on Europa, Clipper Will Find Them
Success! DART Impact Shortened Asteroid's Orbit Time by 32 Minutes
NASA has Built a Collection of Instruments That Will Search for Life Inside Europa and Enceladus
Scientists at NASA JPL and Colorado University have created a new instrument for finding signs of life, called the Ocean Worlds Life Surveyor (OWLS).
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Two Stars Orbiting Each Other Every 51 Minutes. This Can't End Well
A Migrating Moon Might Have Turned Uranus Over on its Side
China Launches First Solar Observatory ASO-S
China launches ASO-S, its first mission to explore the Sun.
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India's Mars Orbiter Mission is Finally out of Fuel After 8 Years of Science Operations
The Pacific Ocean Will be Gone in 300 Million Years as the World's Continents Drift and Combine
A new study determined that the world's next supercontinent, "Amasia," will form between two and three hundred million years.
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Thanks to Hayabusa 2's Samples, Scientists can Track the History of Ryugu Earlier in the History of the Solar System
Check out This Amazing Fly-through of a Futuristic Space Habitat
