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Before-and-after shots from the Hubble Space Telescope show changing weather on Jupiter and Uranus.
The first crewed mission was scheduled to launch in April but will now likely take off this coming summer, in what seems an endless succession of delays.
Two people reported spotting a wolverine while fishing outside Portland, Oregon on Monday.
The space agency has until the end of April to place its Lunar Flashlight probe in an orbit around the Moon, otherwise the tiny spacecraft will be lost.
The wizened reptile mated with his 53-year-old companion, Mrs. Pickles, and produced Dill, Gherkin, and Jalapeño.
In a set of experiments, researchers examined emotional contagion in social zebrafish. The results have big implications for the roots of empathy.
Despite a second stage engine failure three minutes into the highly anticipated flight, Relativity Space is declaring the mission a partial success.
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk says the next-gen satellites are "experiencing some issues" and that some units might have to be destroyed.
Here’s our cheat sheet for Starship, the most powerful rocket ever built and SpaceX's ticket to the the Moon, Mars, and other celestial destinations.
Dachshunds, Shih Tzus, and Pugs, oh my! Some of the most in-vogue dogs also come with a whole host of health issues.
President Biden's 2024 budget request pulled a chunk of funding from NASA's VERITAS mission, save for $1.5 million to help sustain the science team.
Good Meat was the first "cultured meat" maker to get product approval anywhere in the world. Now the company is one step closer to selling its wares in the U.S.
The world orbits two stars at once and has a 22-hour day.
No, it's not aliens. It's never aliens. And in this case, the flying objects were of distinct terrestrial origin.
According to a new paper, a perplexing interstellar object was just a comet sweating hydrogen.
Terran 1 lifted off from Cape Canaveral shortly before 11:30 p.m. ET on Wednesday, in what marks an important milestone for Relativity Space.
The Ebola-like virus has so far killed five people out of eight known to be infected in the East African country.
The financially stricken company is returning a small group of its furloughed staff to work and may be on the verge of a $200 million investment deal.
The prodigious composer had serious liver problems and a hepatitis infection sometime before he died in 1827.
The U.S. Space Force awarded a $1.6 million contract to an Arkisys-led commercial team to initially test the spacecraft-assembling technology on the ground.
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