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The giant black hole of galaxy M87 shoots jets at nearly light speed

The first (and only) black hole to ever have its snapshot taken from Earth shoots out vast jets of plasma that travel near the speed of light, new computer models show.

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Mars helicopter Ingenuity aces 15th Red Planet flight

NASA's Mars helicopter Ingenuity completed its 15th Red Planet flight on Saturday (Nov. 6), staying aloft for more than 2 minutes.

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Gravitational wave treasure trove shows black holes, neutron stars colliding

Scientists have released the largest catalog of gravitational wave detections to date, shedding new light on interactions of the most massive objects in the universe, black holes and neutron stars.

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SpaceX Dragon capsule with Crew-2 astronauts splashes down in Gulf of Mexico

SpaceX's Crew-2 astronauts returned to Earth late Monday (Nov. 8), splashing down off the Florida coast in a nighttime landing.

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Hubble team gets one science instrument running again, continues troubleshooting glitch

Last month, Hubble suffered a problem with its internal communications, sending its five science instruments into safe mode. The Hubble team just brought one of those instruments back online.

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SpaceX Crew-2 Dragon astronauts depart space station for return to Earth

SpaceX's Crew-2 Dragon astronauts departed the International Space Station for an eight-hour trip back to Earth on Monday (Nov. 8).

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You can see the moon line up with bright Venus, Jupiter and Saturn in the sky tonight

Skywatchers a chance to see Venus and the moon line up with Jupiter and Saturn in the evening sky tonight (Nov. 8).

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NASA says a glitchy strap could be behind Lucy asteroid probe's solar array troubles

NASA may be homing in on the glitch that kept a massive solar array on its new asteroid-bound spacecraft from properly deploying.

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Heinz debuts 'Marz' Edition ketchup made with tomatoes grown in Mars conditions

Good news, future Mars' explorers! When humans set up camp on the Red Planet, they will be able to flavor their foods with a Mars-grown version of Earth's best-selling red condiment.

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White dwarfs: Facts about the dense corpses of stars

Most stars in the universe will eventually burn off all of their hydrogen and become dead husks called white dwarfs.

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Watch Mars helicopter Ingenuity take its 14th flight in this full video

A new video shows NASA's Mars helicopter Ingenuity as it completed its latest daring brief flight hop in the thinning atmosphere of the Red Planet.

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Disney Plus is now only $1.99 for the first month to celebrate Disney Plus Day

The popular streaming service offers countless hours of sci-fi content and is now only $1.99 for the first month to celebrate Disney Plus Day.

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Best tripods 2021: For astrophotography, landscape, and more

Every astrophotographer should have one of the best tripods in their kit bag – here are our favorites.

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'Cannibal' sun eruption gives departing astronauts their best aurora

Astronauts at the International Space Station enjoyed the most spectacular aurora display of their entire mission over the weekend after a massive blast of material from the sun reached our planet.

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Climate change will impact food crops by end of the decade, NASA says

Corn is one of the world's most important crops but it may soon take a hit from the progressing climate change, throwing global food security into turmoil, a new study by NASA found.

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NASA needs a new telescope, ASAP, to find Earth's twin

The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine say that finding Earth-like worlds should be a priority.

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If the universe is a giant computer simulation, here's how many bits would be required to run it

A trippy new estimate calculates the total number of bits in the visible universe

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New era of 'Great Observatories' may be coming for NASA

A top priority identified in the newly released astronomy decadal survey is the establishment of a new program that would help NASA get big, powerful space telescopes off the ground more quickly and efficiently.

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MacBook Pro M1 review

Apple’s MacBook Pro M1 is a performance powerhouse. Read our review to find out why.

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New space mission will measure how much heat Earth is trapping from climate change

A new space mission will measure how much heat gets trapped in Earth's atmosphere to help gauge whether humankind makes any progress in tackling the fast progressing climate change.

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Black Friday deals for Space fans: Star Wars, NASA, Lego gifts and more

'Star Wars' dominates fan favorites, along with space-themed toys, games and astronomy gear

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