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  • mars wheels

    NASA's Perseverance Rover Got Some Sweet New Wheels

    NASA's Perseverance rover got some gorgeous new wheels.  The wheels are different from those of the Curiosity rover, and will play a pivotal role in…

    By Mike Wehner April 7th, 2020 Read More
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    Someone Paid $5.6 Million For An Actual Rocket In China

    An unidentified bidder spent $5.6 to buy an actual rocket and launch services on the Chinese auction site Taobao.  The auction includes the rocket, launch…

    By Mike Wehner April 7th, 2020 Read More
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    Ancient Mars May Have Had Received Water From Two Major Sources

    Ancient Mars may have received its wealth of water from a couple of major sources, new research suggests.  Studying the content of Martian meteorites that…

    By Mike Wehner April 1st, 2020 Read More
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    ExoMars Mission Delayed To 2022, And Coronavirus Played A Role

    The launch of the ExoMars mission has been delayed from 2020 to 2022 over testing woes and coronavirus concerns.  The mission, which is being conducted…

    By Mike Wehner March 13th, 2020 Read More
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    A Black Hole 'Burp' Devastated A Distant Galaxy Cluster

    A black hole carved a hole right through the Ophiuchus galaxy cluster, which is located some 390 million light years from Earth. Astronomers believe the…

    By Mike Wehner March 7th, 2020 Read More
  • Mars

    We're Close To Confirming NASA's Curiosity Rover Found Signs Of Life On Mars

    As far as anyone knows, there's no life currently sticking it out on Mars. The Red Planet may have conditions suitable for life, especially deep…

    By Mike Wehner March 5th, 2020 Read More
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    Scientists May Have Finally Cracked The Dark Matter Mystery

    When astronomers gaze into space they can see many different things. Galaxies, stars, and even black holes can be spotted from our place here on…

    By Mike Wehner March 5th, 2020 Read More
  • asteroid

    A Colossal Asteroid Is About To Pass By Earth, But We'll Be Fine

    NASA and other space agencies around the globe do their best to keep a close eye on objects that get a little too close to…

    By Mike Wehner March 4th, 2020 Read More
  • The Milky Way’s big sister

    Our Galaxy Is Warping And Astronomers Have No Idea Why

    From our perch here on Earth, it's impossible for most of us to notice changes happening in our home galaxy, the Milky Way. Astronomers, on…

    By Mike Wehner March 4th, 2020 Read More
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    Astronomers Spotted A White Dwarf Star So Massive, It Defies Explanation

    A team of astronomers has spotted what they describe as an "ultra-massive" white dwarf hanging out in space at a distance of around 150 light-years…

    By Mike Wehner March 3rd, 2020 Read More
  • hot jupiter

    Astronomers Are Watching An Exoplanet Die Right Before Their Eyes

    Detecting the presence of a new exoplanet hundreds of light-years away is always exciting for astronomers, but not all newly-discovered planets are created equal. Some…

    By Mike Wehner February 22nd, 2020 Read More
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    A Massive New Planet That Dwarfs Jupiter Was Just Found Lurking Nearby

    In our solar system, Jupiter is king. It's far larger than the other planets in our system and it absolutely dwarfs Earth. But in the…

    By Mike Wehner February 21st, 2020 Read More
  • asteroid

    Here's How MIT Wants To Save Earth From Killer Asteroids

    If science fiction movies have taught us anything, it's that saving Earth from a killer asteroid is going to take some big drills and probably…

    By Mike Wehner February 20th, 2020 Read More
  • space

    NASA Teams Up With Australia For New Space Robotics Push

    If humans want a larger presence in space we're going to have to have a good bit of help from robots. At least that's what…

    By Mike Wehner February 20th, 2020 Read More
  • Capture

    Nobody Knows What's Going On With The Colossal Nearby Star Betelgeuse

    One of the more interesting astronomy stories that came out at the tail end of 2019 was the bizarre behavior of the nearby star known…

    By Mike Wehner February 17th, 2020 Read More
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    Want To Be An Astronaut? NASA Wants Your Application

    NASA has increasingly relied on high-tech machines like orbiters, rovers, and landers to conduct much of its research in space. However, that doesn't mean that…

    By Mike Wehner February 15th, 2020 Read More
  • Boeing CST-100 Starliner Landing

    Boeing's Starliner Just Can't Stop Breaking

    December 20th, 2019, was supposed to be a groundbreaking day for NASA and Boeing, with the latter's Starliner spacecraft making its maiden voyage for the…

    By Mike Wehner February 11th, 2020 Read More
  • star explosion

    Incredible Image Shows Two Massive Stars Locked In Battle

    Our Sun flies solo, chilling out in a relatively calm arm of the Milky Way galaxy and not causing much trouble for its stellar neighbors.…

    By Mike Wehner February 7th, 2020 Read More
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    NASA Somehow Managed To Fix Voyager 2 From 11.5 Billion Miles Away

    When you're trying to fix something, it helps to have that thing right in front of you. For NASA engineers, that's often not possible, and…

    By Mike Wehner February 7th, 2020 Read More
  • Mars

    Scientists Say Mars Had Salty, Comfortable Lakes

    Of all the planets scientists have studied over the years, Mars is the one that we know the most about. We've sent orbiters, probes, and…

    By Mike Wehner February 4th, 2020 Read More
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    NASA Kills One Of Its Most Trusted Satellites

    With so many pieces of high-tech hardware at its disposal, it's easy to forget that some of NASA's most impressive machines are rapidly aging. The…

    By Mike Wehner February 1st, 2020 Read More
  • Earth

    The Space Junk Problem Just Keeps Getting Worse

    Skywatchers spent much of Wednesday watching the progress of two satellites which were rapidly approaching each other. A collision seemed unlikely earlier in the day,…

    By Mike Wehner January 30th, 2020 Read More
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    Voyager 2 Is Acting Strange, And It's Up To NASA To Figure Out Why

    It's not often that a NASA mission is still up and running over four decades after launch, but the space agency's Voyager twins are anything…

    By Mike Wehner January 29th, 2020 Read More
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    NASA's Kepler Spots A Star Slurping Up A Planet

    NASA's Kepler space telescope is extremely good at spotting the subtle hints of distant exoplanets. It does this by detecting slight drops in the brightness…

    By Mike Wehner January 25th, 2020 Read More
  • moon photo

    China Just Released The Most Stunning Images From The Far Side Of The Moon

    China started off 2019 by completing the first soft landing on the far side Earth's moon. It was a monumental achievement, and the months since…

    By Mike Wehner January 24th, 2020 Read More
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    The European Space Agency Is Going To Make Oxygen Out Of Moondust

    Humans are headed back to the Moon. That much is abundantly clear, as NASA, the European Space Agency, China, and others have either announced plans…

    By Mike Wehner January 21st, 2020 Read More
  • imagejupiter

    Jupiter Keeps Flinging Space Rocks At Earth

    Jupiter has long been credited with protecting the inner solar system from pesky asteroids and other objects that could potentially cause a problem for us…

    By Mike Wehner January 10th, 2020 Read More
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