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A way to create a piece of Mars here on Earth -- kind of.
It's the third Solar System body, in addition to Earth and Mars, where dust storms have been observed.
Thanks, plants!
An experimental spacecraft designed to solve our growing space junk problem was a sound success.
This could give insights on the birth of the Earth, and even the solar system.
The technology initially developed for space is remarkably common in everyday life applications on Earth.
Go Cali, go!
Ceres just got a heck of a lot more interesting to researchers.
Very Renaissance-y, I love it!
The chances of it happening are pretty slim though.
It's been almost 50 years since a human has come this close to the moon.
"Watch out, America!"
Astronaut suits plastered in ads like NASCAR racers? Now that's a thought...
Scientists are still in the dark but the new insights place them a step closer to the source of fast radio bursts.
Good news for Pluto fans!
Nice swirls!
We have no idea why this happens -- but we do have hypotheses.
Glue and duct tape saved the day...
On any given day, large areas of the globe are covered in fire.
Scientists now call STEVE a 'skyglow'.
Finally, something to put in my lunar glass of whisky.
Up to 35 percent of exoplanets bigger than the Earth are water worlds!
The galaxies date from the so-called cosmic Dark Ages.
The moon is Earth's only permanent natural satellite, but it may be in the company of tiny asteroids trapped in the planet's orbit.
A modern-day Icarus will soar for the sun tomorrow.
What is being seen is that the universe is expanding faster nearby than we would expect based on more distant measurements.
Even before it actually started doing science, TESS sent back awesome footage of a passing comet.
It's a planet -- no, it's a brown dwarf. No, it's... both?
It's older than Earth itself!
Happy birthday, dear Curiosity! Happy birthday to you!
A kind reminder that we're living in paradise.
Astronomers unravel a gruesome galactic murder... and we might be next!
Tricksy, tricksy space.
An exciting new study entertains the possibility of alien life on Jupiter's icy moon.
With a bit of help from NASA, you can now hear the sun's roar -- and it's glorious.
This might be the news of the year!
The moon might have once had pools of water on its surface and even a thick atmosphere.
The findings could topple our current understanding of how galaxies merge.
A modern-day Icarus -- but this one won't get burned.
Gluttony? Tsk tsk tsk.
Color me impressed!
Jupiter can boast the most moons in the Solar System.
We all deserve to breathe cleaner air -- this is where this mission comes in.
Space -- the prettiest frontier.
I wonder if it smells stale.
Hang in there, buddy!
This could be a game changer.
Asteroids have families too.
The icy gas giant likely collided with a massive cosmic body about 4 billion years ago.
All babies are adorable, right?
