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US military wants nuclear rocket ideas for missions near the moon

The U.S. military is ready to take the next step in developing a nuclear rocket to help monitor Earth-moon space, an area it has deemed a high strategic priority.

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'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' episode 1 is a love letter to 'The Original Series'

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds has by far the strongest series start for any of the "Nu-Trek" live-action shows on Paramount Plus.

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The 'Star Trek: Picard' Season 2 finale will leave you feeling somewhat shortchanged

Despite being mostly quite predictable, it's still a considerable improvement on the first season's finale

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Virgin Orbit will loft test satellites for US, UK militaries on 1st-ever launch from English soil

The U.S. National Reconnaissance Office will launch a joint mission with the United Kingdom's Ministry of Defense on Virgin Orbit's first-ever launch from the UK.

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Sending out Earth's location with the hope of reaching aliens is a controversial idea. These scientists are doing it anyway.

For over 70 years, astronomers have been scanning for radio or optical signals from other civilizations in the search for extraterrestrial intelligence, called SETI.

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Statue of Sally Ride, first American woman in space, to be unveiled at Cradle of Aviation

A statue of the first American woman to fly into space will soon stand near where the first lunar landing spacecraft were built, just as NASA works toward landing the first woman on the moon.

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A 'mixed up' sunspot just fired off a huge solar flare

Scientists are keeping an eye on a sunspot that fired off an X-class flare while "having an identity crisis," according to SpaceWeather.com.

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This spiral galaxy looks positively royal in vibrant new image

Using a full spectrum of wavelengths, observations of the Messier 66 galaxy shows the distribution of ionized gasses.

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Hubble’s law: Why are most galaxies moving away from us?

Hubble’s law tells us that the universe is in a constant state of expansion

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Best lens heaters in {year} and why every astrophotographer should have one

Lens heaters prevent cold and condensation from ruining a night spent shooting the stars. Find out why you need one and which options best suit your kit bag.

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Space video games that should be movies or TV shows

As adaptations of sci-fi video games, such as Halo, gain momentum, it might be time to reconsider some franchises with tons of potential.

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Best free sci-fi short movies

Don’t the time or inclination to start in on a new science fiction show? Here are five superb sci-fi shorts that will have you hooked and, even better, they’re free.

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Watch the Event Horizon Telescope's 'groundbreaking' Milky Way discovery reveal online this week

Science institutions around the world will stream press conferences announcing the discovery; here's your guide to tuning in.

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Hubble Space Telescope spots 'grand design' galaxy in stunning new image

The Hubble Space Telescope's Wide Field Camera 3 revealed spectacular details of this spiral galaxy over 42 million light-years away from Earth.

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Astronomers discover asteroid treasure trove in old Hubble Space Telescope data

Astronomers have revealed the trails of nearly 1,500 new asteroids hidden in data gathered by NASA's most venerable space telescope.

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Mining the moon to help save life on Earth (op-ed)

We can end the current fossil fuel war, by providing abundant resources and clean energy from the moon to Earth, and by moving our toxic industries away from our unique and precious biosphere.

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Saddle up marines: The vehicles of Halo

In the Halo games, Master Chief uses a number of vehicles to finish the fight, and the human-made constructs of the UNSC remain the franchise’s most iconic.

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China's Tiangong space station receives fresh supplies from new Tianzhou cargo spacecraft

The robotic Tianzhou 4 docked with Tianhe, the core module of China's under-construction Tiangong space station, about 6.5 hours after launching today (May 9).

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Blue Origin announces crew for next suborbital space mission

The passengers on Blue Origin's fifth crewed flight, known as NS-21, include the first Mexican-born woman to visit space.

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'Analog astronauts' assemble in Biosphere 2 bubble to talk simulated space missions

Out in the desert in Arizona, "analog astronauts" gathered this weekend for an annual conference in a giant, futuristic habitat called Biosphere 2.

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Mars helicopter Ingenuity recovering from communications blackout spawned by dust

Ingenuity appears to be in recovery from a communications glitch on Mars.

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