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Phew! NASA's CAPSTONE moon probe phones home again

NASA's tiny CAPSTONE moon probe is back in touch with its handlers, ending a short but spooky silent period.

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Asteroid Bennu sports landslide and massive crater from tiny space rock

When a tiny space rock hit the asteroid Bennu, it caused a landslide across the space rock and a massive crater.

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Earth's magnetic field: Explained

Earth's magnetic field originates in the outer core and extends out into the magnetosphere — a region of space that helps protect Earth from space weather.

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NASA's tiny CAPSTONE mission continuing to moon as team works communications glitch

Operators lost contact with the moon-bound CAPSTONE satellite yesterday (July 5) after initially completing a set of tasks following its separation from the rocket upper stage.

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Celestron StarSense Explorer 8-inch Dobsonian telescope review

This impressive 'push to' light bucket with smartphone app alignment is an easy way to explore both deep-sky and solar system targets.

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Autel EVO Nano+ review

The palm-sized Autel EVO Nano+ offers advanced features while keeping its weight below 250g.

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James Webb Space Telescope will watch smashing worlds in high definition

The messy system of Beta Pictoris will come under scrutiny to learn how similar it is to our solar system.

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Russian cosmonauts spread anti-Ukraine propaganda from space station

Russia's federal space agency recently shared images of its cosmonauts aboard the International Space Station brandishing the flags of two Russian-backed separatist territories in eastern Ukraine.

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Large Hadron Collider scientists hail most powerful collisions ever as detector gets back to work

The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is back with more powerful collisions than ever before and scientists are thrilled to see what they can learn.

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How NASA will launch Mars samples off the Red Planet

The 10-foot-tall (3 meters) Mars Ascent Vehicle will blast rock, sediment and atmospheric samples off Mars in the early 2030s, in the first-ever rocket launch from the surface of another planet.

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'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' episode 9 concludes the first chapter of Uhura's journey

It's gripping, it's gritty and this episode pulls no punches in the show's most daring installment yet.

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NASA's 1st Mars rover touched down on the Red Planet 25 years ago

It was on Independence Day 25 years ago that a little rover named after a Civil War abolitionist parachuted and tumbled to the Red Planet's surface on airbags.

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James Webb Space Telescope preparing to see starbirth in high definition

The James Webb Space Telescope will investigate a stellar nursery in the Orion Nebula, promising to reveal the earliest stages of star formation.

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NASA's tiny CAPSTONE probe goes silent on its way to the moon

The 55-pound (25 kilograms) CAPSTONE moon probe ceased communicating with its handlers shortly after it deployed successfully from Rocket Lab's Photon spacecraft bus yesterday (July 4).

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'For All Mankind' panels, mission patches landing at San Diego Comic Con

"For All Mankind" is heading to Mars by way of San Diego Comic Con. Between a pair of panels and a set of mission patches, the Apple TV+ alternate space history series will be well represented.

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Unistellar eVscope 2 telescope review

The eVscope 2 telescope is a telescope and astrocamera-in-one that is easy to use, automatically navigates to night sky objects and is easily controlled via an app.

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New 'Little Sombrero' image is a feather in Hubble's cap

The newly released image was part of a 2006 survey to learn more about stellar populations in the galaxy.

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The Large Hadron Collider returns in the hunt for new physics

Switched back on for its third observing run, the LHC will chase down sterile neutrinos, dark matter and deviations from the Standard Model of particle physics.

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Australia just flew its own 'vomit comet.' It's a big deal for zero-gravity space research

As Australia's space program begins to take off, parabolic flights like these will be in high demand.

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Lego Star Wars Luke Skywalker’s Landspeeder review

Luke's Landspeeder is one of the best (and most reasonably-priced) UCS Lego sets of recent years.

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What to look for in a telescope deal for Amazon Prime Day

Amazon Prime Day runs from Tuesday July 12 to Wednesday July 13 but how do you know what to look for in a telescope deal?

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