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Martian sand dune looks like Starfleet logo

Jun 13, 2019

New images taken by NASA's MRO HiRise camera show a sand dune formation with a rather familiar shape.

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Long-lost 'Snoopy' lunar lander finally found

Jun 13, 2019

The lunar module that was used during the Apollo 10 Moon mission has been lost in space for over 50 years.

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Large unknown mass discovered on the Moon

Jun 11, 2019

Scientists have identified a large, anomalous mass embedded deep beneath the Moon's largest crater.

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ISS to accommodate tourists for $35K a night

Jun 8, 2019

From next year, the International Space Station will open its doors to private visitors and business ventures.

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Soyuz rocket struck by lightning during launch

 VIDEO  Jun 2, 2019

Footage of a recent Soyuz launch shows the harrowing moment the rocket was hit by a bolt from the blue.

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Oldest known total eclipse footage revealed

 VIDEO  Jun 2, 2019

119-year-old footage of a total solar eclipse over the Southeastern United States has been posted online.

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Scientists in bid to solve Moon flash mystery

Jun 1, 2019

Mysterious flashes have been observed on the Moon for years and it is still unclear exactly what is responsible.

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'Forbidden' planet found in Neptunian Desert

May 29, 2019

Astronomers have found a planet with an atmosphere in a region that was thought to be hostile to such worlds.

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Ted Cruz warns about dangers of space pirates

May 24, 2019

The US Senator maintains that Trump's Space Force will be needed to protect spacecraft from marauders.

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Humans on Mars could become a new species

May 22, 2019

An evolutionary biologist has outlined what is likely to happen when people start living full-time on Mars.

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Scientists discover liquid ocean on Pluto

May 21, 2019

The enigmatic dwarf planet has been throwing up no shortage of surprises over the last few years.

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NASA celebrates 50th anniversary of Apollo 10

 VIDEO  May 19, 2019

50 years ago, the Apollo 10 crew flew within 9 miles of the Moon's surface a mere two months before Apollo 11.

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Jeff Bezos unveils 'Blue Moon' lunar lander

 VIDEO  May 14, 2019

Blue Origin's billionaire founder has unveiled a new spacecraft designed to touch down on the Moon.

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The Moon is cooling, shrinking and shaking

May 14, 2019

A new study has revealed that our lunar neighbor is getting smaller and experiences strong 'moonquakes'.

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Simulated asteroid strike flattens Manhattan

May 7, 2019

Space experts from several agencies failed to stop an asteroid fragment from wiping out New York City last week.

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Black hole may have swallowed a neutron star

May 5, 2019

Astrophysicists have detected the gravitational waves produced by a black hole colliding with a neutron star.

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Buzz Aldrin calls for mass migration to Mars

May 3, 2019

The veteran Apollo astronaut has called on the US government to hasten its efforts to colonize Mars.

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Asteroid 'Apophis' set to skim Earth in 2029

May 3, 2019

NASA is making preparations to study a large asteroid that is expected to pass within 19,000 miles of Earth.

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'Alien' grain offers clues to early solar system

Apr 29, 2019

Scientists have discovered a grain of dust left over from a stellar explosion that predated our solar system.

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Mystery sky glow 'Steve' has finally been solved

Apr 27, 2019

Scientists have solved the mystery of a strange glowing ribbon of green and purple light spotted over Canada.

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