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'Star Trek Fleet Command' warps from mobile to PC (with new exclusives)

The mobile game 'Star Trek Fleet Command' is now available on PC and there's new exclusives for players who download the game.

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La Palma volcano eruption's infernal beauty visible from space in astronaut and satellite photos

New astronaut and satellite images of an active volcano on the island of La Palma reveal the frightening beauty of the eruption, as well as its dangerous proximity to humans.

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Canon RF 15-35mm f/2.8L IS USM lens review

The Canon RF 15-35mm f/2.8L IS USM lens is crazy-sharp and makes taking astro images even easier thanks to its simple design and five stops of image stabilization

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How binoculars work

A few minutes getting to know how your binoculars work is time well spent, if you're planning on using them in your stargazing sessions.

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Best Star Wars costumes: Halloween, cosplay, and fancy dress outfits

Our pick of the best Star Wars costumes from across the galaxy.

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Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8L III USM lens review

The Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8L III USM lens is one of their most popular top-quality wide-angle zoom lenses. We see how it fares for nightscape photography.

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Texas abortion ban could take an unexpected toll on the space industry

Texas' new anti-abortion law could have an unforeseen side effect: upending the space industry.

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NASA's InSight Mars lander detects 3 biggest marsquakes to date

NASA's InSight lander has detected its three most powerful marsquakes yet, potentially giving scientists an even clearer picture of the Red Planet's interior.

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Congress to NASA: What comes after the International Space Station?

The specter of NASA's 30-year space shuttle program loomed large as congressional representatives sought details about the agency's plans for orbital spaceflight after the International Space Station.

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'Space Explorers' receives Emmy for 360-degree virtual reality space station experience

A virtual reality-themed International Space Station series just got an Emmy.

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Stellina Smart Telescope Makes Astrophotography a Breeze: Review

A swanky new telescope offers a whole new way to observe the cosmos. With automated controls and a smartphone app instead of an eyepiece, the Stellina smart telescope takes all the hassle out of skywatching — but it comes at a hefty price.

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Would Star Wars: The Last Jedi's Holdo Maneuver actually work?

We look at the physics behind one of the coolest moments in The Last Jedi and ask: would it work, and what would it really do?

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Apophis: The asteroid we thought might hit us

Though we can now be certain the asteroid Apophis will not strike Earth in 2029, its close passage offers us a unique scientific opportunity.

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Meteor showers and shooting stars: Formation, facts and discovery

Watching a meteor shower on a clear, dark night is an unforgettable experience.

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Flying on Mars getting tougher as Ingenuity helicopter gears up for 14th hop

NASA's Ingenuity helicopter is getting ready for its 14th Red Planet flight, but the thinning Martian air is making such sorties more and more challenging.

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FAA releases draft environmental review of SpaceX's Starship

The FAA's draft environmental review of SpaceX's Starship operations suggests the program can likely proceed with its first orbital launch, although protecting wildlife could be a stumbling block.

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William Shatner eager to see 'vastness of space' when he launches with Blue Origin

Satellites have captured a dramatic volcanic eruption that is shaking a Spanish island after half a century of silence.

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'Moonfall' pulls scenes from space shuttle Endeavour move 10 years ago

Looking to get into aurora photography? Here are the best cameras, lenses and tripod kits for capturing the Northern Lights.

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NASA targets March rollout for SLS moon rocket, launch later this spring

The brightest explosions in the universe could be the work of ancient, dying stars.

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Did Astronomers See a Distant, Dying Star? Or an Earth-bound Satellite?

We just got our first look at the U.S. Space Force's formal wear.

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Earth's lower atmosphere is expanding due to climate change

September's equinox has arrived today, marking the beginning of astronomical autumn in the Northern Hemisphere, where the nights will get longer than the days until the spring equinox in March 2022.

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