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NASA's retired Spitzer Space Telescope spotted a sandstorm special.

An astronaut will take to the field as a baseball player walks on the moon — at least, the latter in bobblehead format — as part of NASA Night with the Houston Astros.

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Our landscape guide helps you grasp the basics required to shoot and edit amazing landscape photography.

New Horizons is still on duty in extended mission mode, diving ever deeper into the Kuiper Belt to examine ancient, icy mini-worlds in that vast region beyond the orbit of Neptune.

The first exoplanets ever discovered orbit a pulsar, and that's even stranger than scientists thought.

SpaceX will launch a cargo mission to the International Space Station on Thursday night (July 14), and you can watch it live.

Long before I arrived at the James Webb Space Telescope's image release event, I knew the telescope's images would be breathtaking. They still left me speechless.

All About Space issue 132 takes a detailed look at the ambitious Artemis program, explores dark energy and shines the spotlight on a potential solar system intruder.

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It's official: Russia will no longer be a partner on Europe's life-hunting Mars rover mission, which is scheduled to launch in the late 2020s.

Our best current theory about how galaxies form involves gravity, dark matter and mergers.

A new NASA mission will watch over dust-ups from orbit to quantify their effect on Earth's climate.

All you need to know about the elusive atmospheric phenomena called red sprites, blue jets and elves.

Twitter filed a lawsuit against Elon Musk on Tuesday (July 12) seeking to hold the SpaceX and Tesla chief to his agreement to buy the social media company for $44 billion.

We've rounded up the top 20 deals on space-related gear from telescopes to cameras and binoculars to star projectors.

NASA's Perseverance Mars rover has collected its 10th sample as it continues searching for the most promising rocks that might harbor traces of life for a future mission to return to Earth.

Now that the world has gotten a glimpse of what the James Webb Space Telescope is capable of, astronomers around the world await their opportunity to pore over the data gathered by the telescope.

The emission of fast radio bursts has been a mystery since their detection 15 years ago. A new strong and repeating signal points to rapidly spinning neutron stars as the source of these bright bursts of radiation.

The perfect beginner Celestron telescope for entry-level, bargain-hunting astronomers now with 24% off during Prime Day.

A Vega C rocket lifted off from Europe's Spaceport in Kourou, French Guiana on Wednesday (July 13) after a two-hour delay at 9:13 a.m. EDT (1313 GMT), carrying seven satellites to Earth orbit.