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Astronomy Jargon 101: Cosmic Microwave Background
Astronomy Jargon 101: Wormholes
Understanding the Early Universe Depends on Estimating the Lifespan of Neutrons
A study of how neutrons decay could give us a better understanding of the big bang.
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Astronomy Jargon 101: Gravity
Fungi Were Able to Absorb Radiation on the ISS. Could Astronauts Grow Their own Radiation Shields in Space?
Astronomy Jargon 101: Type-1a Supernovae
Landsat 9's First Images are Here
Hubble is Back Online -- Partially
Astronomy Jargon 101: Type-II Supernovae
The Sounds of Mars: Hear the Wind and Crunch of Rover Wheels on the Red Planet
NASA's Target for Landing the First Artemis Astronauts on the Moon Slips to 2025
Heinz Releases Ketchup Made From Tomatoes Grown in Mars-like Conditions
Crew-2 Safely Returns from ISS -- without a working toilet
Court Turns Down Blue Origin's Attempt to Prevent SpaceX's Lander Contract
The U.S. Court of Federal Claims has shot down Blue Origin's lawsuit against NASA, ending seven months of litigation surrounding the HLS contract.
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We Now Know Exactly Which Crater the Martian Meteorites Came From
Astronomers Measure the Atmosphere on a Planet Hundreds of Light-Years Away
In a recent study, an international team of astronomers directly measured the atmospheric composition of a hot Jupiter hundreds of light years away.
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Finally! Here's the Video of Webb's Unboxing
Juno Peers Beneath Jupiter's Clouds to Reveal its Complex Atmosphere
Will Water Bears be the First Interstellar Astronauts?
A new study conducted with support from NASA considers sending "Water Bears" on the first interstellar voyages instead of humans.
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Experiment Finds no Sign of Sterile Neutrinos
A search for sterile neutrinos finds they are not the solution to dark matter.
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