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The Celestron Outland X 10x42 binocular is now available at Amazon for $70.49, which is 25% off its regular retail price.

Elon Musk thinks that problems with SpaceX's Raptor engine production pose potentially dire consequences for the company, according to media reports.

It will cost your kid $8 less to explore the universe.

Monopoly and Trouble both score a themed edition inspired by the Disney Plus live-action series, The Mandalorian.

The generational observatory is nearly ready for space after years of delays.

Space is more dangerous than ever after Russia's recent anti-satellite test.

NASA and the Department of Energy hope to put a nuclear fission reactor on the moon by 2030, and they need your help.

China continued its stream of rocket launches on Friday (Nov. 26) by lofting a new communications satellite into geosynchronous transfer orbit.

A pair of supermassive black holes that will soon become one has been discovered hiding in a nearby galaxy.

Featuring everything you need to get started in skywatching, this high-quality instrument is over 45% off at Walmart.

Researchers rewound the history of the Magellanic Stream, and found it is 5 times closer to Earth that previously thought

NASA's most beloved space telescope is nearly back to normal.

A Russian Soyuz spacecraft carrying Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa, video producer Yozo Hirano and cosmonaut Alexander Misurkin is scheduled to launch toward the ISS on Dec. 8.

One of the largest comets ever discovered was active long before scientists had expected, according to NASA's industrious planet-hunting telescope.

Amazon has knocked over $5 off the price of this helpful Celestron smartphone adapter, which makes it easier to snap astro-photos.

The Nikon 10x50 Aculon model features in our round-up of this year's best binoculars – and they're now cheaper, thanks to this special deal.

A scheduled spacewalk by two NASA astronauts outside of the International Space Station has been postponed after a debris warning for the orbiting outpost caused NASA to act on the side of caution.

Two NASA astronauts will step out into space on a mission to replace a faulty antenna system tomorrow (Nov. 30).

The first meeting of the National Space Council under Vice President Kamala Harris will take place on Wednesday (Dec. 1). We'll presumably be able to watch it live.

Can satellite operators sue Russia for deliberately cluttering the heavily used low Earth orbit with space debris from the Nov. 15 anti-satellite missile test or anything goes in space?

Five Star Wars-themed Instant Pot electric pressure cookers are up to 30% off at Amazon for Cyber Monday