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The Cassini spacecraft detected phosphorus—a building block of life—in the subsurface oceans of the icy moon Enceladus.
Despite completing a flight readiness test last week, ULA may have to push the inaugural launch of the heavy-lift rocket to late 2023.
CEO Elon Musk said that the massive rocket would fly again in 6 to 8 weeks.
The company's End of Life Services aims to reduce the amount of space junk in Earth orbit.
Five meerkats died at the Philadelphia Zoo this month after staff administered a dye routinely used at the zoo for three decades.
The 1,600-foot-long space rock will come within three million miles of Earth.
Futura Medica's Eroxon will be the first over-the-counter topical gel for ED marketed in the US, though it could take a while before it hits the shelves.
The Mars rover’s shot of Marker Band Valley is given a colorful makeover in the new image.
Varda Space Industries launched its first in-orbit manufacturing spacecraft on board SpaceX's latest rideshare mission.
The ever-brighter nights on Earth are making it hard for luminous insects to find each other.
The Biden administration is stalling on relocating the Space Command headquarters due to Alabama's anti-abortion law, but a new bill could add more pressure.
The study found that hearts taken from people after circulatory death can be just as safe and life-saving as those taken after brain death.
It's not like a regular bot, it's a swarm of bots.
Multiple exposures and cleaning software mitigates the annoying streaks from high-orbit satellites.
The parachute system helps to control where falling rocket boosters land on Earth, steering them away from populated areas.
New research from the Dog Aging Project has found five key factors that can affect a dog's health, including the time they spend with other animals.
Light from the earliest galaxies zapped their surrounding gas, lifting the curtain on the cosmos, according to new research.
NASA selected the $8.5 million cubesat to aid the Webb telescope, and together the space-base duo will observe the cosmos in ultraviolet light.
This week's teaser challenges you to find patterns in how we name our numbers.
Large features across Mars' terrain get official names, while mission teams get to choose silly nicknames for rocks, cliffs, and meteorites.
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