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Webb telescope snaps image of solar system that's nothing like ours
Look at the glorious rings.
By Mark Kaufman
Star eats planet: Astronomers make unprecedented find in deep space
This harsh end for a planet is what's predicted for Earth.
Turns out Uranus might be swarmed by deep ocean worlds
Where will scientists find water in the solar system next?
Webb may have just found an Earth-like world with an atmosphere
Scientists saw signs of water vapor, but where it's coming from is still unclear.
NASA refuses to let go of its aging interstellar explorer
Engineers are squeezing more power out of the hardware to keep the mission going.
NASA helicopter captures glorious view of Mars, with some surprises
Look closely at the Martian desert.
By Mark Kaufman
The plan to build a telescope the size of Washington, D.C., on the moon
It's not as far-fetched as it sounds.
By Mark Kaufman
Daring private moon lander ran out of fuel before crash
A reminder that getting to the moon is still really, really hard.
A daring company is about to try landing on the moon. You can watch it.
Ispace will livestream its attempt to touch down.
The farthest-away pictures of Earth ever taken
Our precious planet seen from deep space.
By Mark Kaufman
Since the first Earth Day, the planet’s CO2 levels have gone off the rails
"Scary times ahead."
By Mark Kaufman
Get ready: SpaceX Starship will try to fly again soon
An unprecedented space event, and it's happening soon.
SpaceX Starship explodes during Herculean attempt to blast into space
Despite the blowup, the first flight marks a milestone achievement for commercial spaceflight.
The best eco-friendly air conditioners to keep you cool this summer
Celebrate Earth Week with these better-for-the-environment picks.
By Dylan Haas
This galactic collision made a blast brighter than 1 trillion suns
As two galaxies combine, they spur a frenzy of star formation.
What Earth was like last time CO2 levels were so crazily high
"We’re on our way to the Pliocene."
By Mark Kaufman
Google wants you to listen to coral reefs. It just might help restore them.
Do you know what snapping shrimp sound like? Tune into this "bioacoustic mission."
The first images of Earth are chilling
"There seems to be an irresistible tendency to look back at home."
By Mark Kaufman
Speeding NASA spacecraft snaps photos of the most mysterious asteroids around
It's headed to a never-visited realm.
By Mark Kaufman
NASA released wild footage of Mars helicopter flying over an alien desert
An extraterrestrial flight.
By Mark Kaufman
Webb telescope flexes its muscle with this deep, deep view into space
Galaxies, galaxies, and more galaxies.
By Mark Kaufman
