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Celebrate Asteroid Day 2022 with free online broadcast this week

Asteroid research and planetary defense is of great interest to scientists around the world, which is why June 30 marks international Asteroid Day.

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Alien super-Earths may get a habitability boost from hydrogen-rich atmospheres

Alien rocky worlds cocooned in hydrogen and helium could prove habitable to life as we know it for billions of years, with key features such as temperate conditions and liquid water, a new study finds.

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Did a giant radio telescope in China just discover aliens? Not so FAST…

We should be intrigued, but not too excited (yet). Any interesting signal has to go through a lot of tests to check whether it truly carries the signature of extraterrestrial technology.

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Planet Neptune will go into reverse as it moves in the sky on Tuesday

Neptune will enter retrograde on Tuesday (June 28) and will appear to 'reverse its course' as it moves across the sky. Here's how to see it.

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The Large Hadron Collider: Inside CERN's atom smasher

The Large Hadron Collider is the world's biggest particle accelerator. It's located at the European particle physics laboratory CERN, near Geneva, Switzerland.

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NASA's CAPSTONE cubesat launch to the moon delayed again for systems checks

NASA has called off plans to launch a small cubesat to the moon on Monday (June 27) to allow more time to check its Rocket Lab booster for flight.

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Watch NASA's CAPSTONE cubesat launch to the moon Monday to test unique lunar orbit

Rocket Lab will launch NASA's CAPSTONE cubesat to the moon from New Zealand atop an Electron booster and you can watch it live online.

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Marvel at the majestic galaxies in this classic Hubble telescope photo

NASA revisits a spectacular Hubble Space Telescope shot of the dwarf galaxy ESO 318-13 in this stunning photo.

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Gaia mission: 5 revealing insights from its latest data

The Gaia star-mapping mission gives us brand new information about star formation and moons around asteroids, as well as secrets about the Milky Way's origins and possible future.

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Flashes from neutron star tidal waves may signal impending mergers

Researchers have found a new way to detect some of the most cataclysmic mergers in the universe before they happen.

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You can watch the rare 5-planet alignment in a live webcast for free today

You can watch the five naked-eye planets align for free on a livestream that will be running Sunday (June 26).

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See the moon shine near Mercury before dawn on Monday as it concludes its planet tour

The moon will pass close to Mercury in the predawn sky on Monday (June 27). Find out how and where to see this skywatching event.

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Buzz Lightyear has really flown in space. Here are the videos to prove it.

At 468 days in space, Buzz Lightyear has spent the longest time ever in space on a single mission.

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Celestron Advanced VX 8 Edge HD telescope: Full review

This portable telescope setup is ideal for intermediate amateur astronomers who want to get serious.

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'Blade Runner' at 40: Director Ridley Scott's dystopian masterpiece continues to reverberate today

Director Ridley Scott's sci-fi classic "Blade Runner" celebrates its 40th anniversary in June 2022.

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Don't miss Venus meet the moon before dawn on Sunday in gorgeous photo opportunity

A gorgeous photo opportunity will greet skywatchers on Sunday (June 26) when the slim crescent moon meets Venus in the early morning sky.

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Extreme microbes in salty Arctic water could aid search for life on Mars

Never-before-seen microbes living deep beneath the permafrost at one of the coldest and saltiest water springs on Earth could provide a blueprint for life on Mars.

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LightSail 2 celebrates 3rd space birthday as end of mission approaches

LightSail 2 is now marking three years of spaceflight, but is unlikely to celebrate a fourth anniversary.

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Stunning Mars photos by the Curiosity rover show ancient climate shift

The Curiosity rover might be spotting signs of the Martian climate drying up in ancient times.

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NASA to launch 3 sounding rockets from Northern Territory in boost for Australian space efforts

NASA to launch three rockets from the Arnhem Space Centre in the Northern Territory of Australia

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NASA eyeing late August for launch of Artemis 1 moon mission

NASA officials have declared the Artemis 1 moon rocket's most recent "wet dress rehearsal" a success and are hopeful the mission can get off the ground as soon as late August.

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