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Deep-sky Fishing in Cetus, the Whale
Small telescopes can reel in some big ones in the constellation Cetus, the Whale.
'False fossils' littered across Mars may complicate the search for life on Red Planet
Researchers warn that there are dozens of potential false biosignatures on Mars that could hinder the search for alien life.
Here are 6 times that spacecraft smacked into other worlds — for science!
Sometimes, spacecraft must be destroyed anyway. And sometimes, it takes destroying a spacecraft to get the maximum science out of a mission.
SpaceX will launch NASA's DART mission to crash into an asteroid soon and you can watch it live
NASA will launch a mission to crash into an asteroid (on purpose) overnight tonight and you can watch it live.
How astronauts prepare for the unknown in space: An interview with NASA's Victor Glover
Space.com sat down with NASA astronaut Victor Glover about the fear of spaceflight, as well as launching in a pandemic.
NASA's DART asteroid-impact mission explained in pictures
DART will be NASA's first attempt to adjust an asteroid's orbit. Here's how it works.
NASA's superfast Parker Solar Probe just broke it own speed record at the sun
The Parker Solar Probe set a new mark for distance and speed as it creeps closer to the sun.
Drones on Amazon: Black Friday deals and discounts
There are tons of drones on Amazon - here’s our guide to the best ones to buy and how to check for the top Black Friday deals.
ESA Boost! contract for flight demonstration of Spectrum launch vehicle
Small and medium satellites can expect new launch opportunities on the Spectrum launch vehicle thanks to an ESA Boost! co-funding contract worth €11 m with Isar Aerospace Technologies in Germany.
Solar Orbiter to Fly Past Earth Thanksgiving Weekend
The Solar Orbiter mission will fly past Earth Friday night, setting up a dramatic sunward plunge.
If Alien Probes are Already in the Solar System, Maybe we Could Detect Them Calling Home
It’s been seventy years since physicist Enrico Fermi asked his famous question: “Where is everybody?” And yet, the tyranny of the Fermi Paradox is still with us and will continue to be until definitive evidence of Extraterrestrial Intelligence (ETI) is found. In the meantime, scientists are forced to speculate as to why we haven’t found any yet and (more importantly) what we should be looking for. By focusing our search efforts, it is hoped that we may finally determine that we are not alone in the Universe.
Marvel's 'Guardians of the Galaxy' game for Xbox and PS4 is 58% off for Black Friday
Gamers will save $35 with this Black Friday deal.
Play 'Star Wars: The Mandalorian' Monopoly for 52% off this Black Friday
You and your friends can protect Baby Yoda for $22 off.
Save 20% on Lego Star Wars The Child (aka 'Baby Yoda') building set with this Black Friday deal
This cute and posable build-and-display model of "Baby Yoda" is now on sale.
Webb telescope launch delayed to investigate clean room incident
The James Webb Space Telescope inside its clean room in French Guiana. Credit: ESA/CNES/Arianespace/P. Piron
NASA said Monday the launch of the $9.7 billion James Webb Space Telescope will be delayed at least four days until no earlier than Dec. 22 out of “sheer caution” to ensure the observatory suffered no damage from vibrations during a processing incident at its launch site in French Guiana.
Celestron's SkyMaster Giant 15x70 binoculars are 25% off for Black Friday
You'll save $25 on the high-resolution binocular set.
SpaceX ready for first launch with NASA interplanetary mission
NASA’s DART spacecraft was encapsulated inside the payload fairing of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket on Nov. 16. Credit: NASA/Johns Hopkins APL/Ed Whitman
A small NASA spacecraft set to launch on a collision course with an asteroid has been encapsulated inside the payload fairing of its Falcon 9 rocket for blastoff from California this week, a mission that will mark SpaceX’s first launch with a solar system science probe.
James Webb Space Telescope launch delayed to Dec. 22
The James Webb Space Telescope will have to wait a few more days before taking to the skies after an unexpected incident.
NASA's asteroid-slamming mission will test new ion drive system
NASA's mission DART will test our ability to redirect an asteroid by quite literally crashing into it — but the spacecraft will also test a new type of propulsion system for the agency.
