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Prime Day drone deal: Save $110 on the Holy Stone HS700E
Get a colossal deal on the Holy Stone HS700E 4K drone when you get it on Amazon for Prime Day, but you'll have to hurry as the deal ends tonight.
NASA's Astrobee robot 'Honey' flies home to its International Space Station hive
A robotic free-flying robot from NASA is back in space after a year-long pit stop for repairs and maintenance. The Astrobee trio tests science and self-servicing by robots in space.
For one more day: Potensic ATOM SE Drone now 20% off for Prime Day
Save $50 on one of our favorite beginner drones now just $199.99 or the Fly More Combo for $231.99 — get this amazing deal before Amazon Prime Day deals end!
SpaceX rolls out Falcon Heavy rocket for Psyche asteroid mission launch (photos)
SpaceX rolled its powerful Falcon Heavy rocket out to the pad Tuesday (Oct. 10) ahead of the planned Thursday (Oct. 12) liftoff of NASA's Psyche metal asteroid mission.
My favorite compact power station is discounted by 30% today during Prime Day
We struggled to find anything to not like when we reviewed this power station. Stay powered up off-grid with $300 off the RRP.
One of the best budget telescopes is now $63 off for Prime Day
This telescope deal is only around until tomorrow so if you want to save $63 on the Celestron AstroMaster 70AZ, you'll have to act soon.
Prime exclusive deal: $120 off the Celestron NexStar 130SLT
In fact, the Celestron NexStar 130SLT computerized telescope is over $120 For Amazon's Prime Big Deals event, ending tomorrow.
Curious about skywatching? Celestron's Travel Scope 70 is now just $72.07
This is a great value-for-money telescope for a budding astronomer, even more so at this heavily discounted price.
NASA revealing OSIRIS-REx asteroid sample today: Watch it live
During a webcast today (Oct. 10), NASA will unveil the asteroid sample hauled to Earth by its OSIRIS-REx mission last month.
NASA's Psyche metal asteroid mission will have a big impact on astronomy. Here's how
NASA's launching a spacecraft toward an intriguing metal asteroid on Oct. 12. Here's what we might find on 16 Psyche.
Forget Prime Day — Walmart are selling this amazing beginner telescope from Celestron for just $98!
The Celestron AstroMaster 90AZ is reduced by $127 at Walmart, making it almost half the price that Amazon is currently offering and $221 less than Celestron.
When It's Eclipse Decision Time, How Do You Decide Where to Go?
Satellite imagery will prove invaluable in making decisions on the day of the annular solar eclipse.
James Webb Space Telescope spotlights gorgeous young stars in a galaxy next door (photo)
James Webb Space Telescope captures 1,001 light dots, most of which are sparkling young stars.
Studying space weather can help address space debris. Here's how
A network of eight satellites in low-Earth orbit can gather unique measurements about space weather to help with space debris.
Gaia telescope's new data reveals 'goldmine' of over 500,000 undiscovered stars and more
New data from the Gaia space telescope are being called a cosmic "goldmine," including never-seen-before stars, 380 gravity-lensed quasars, and the orbits of over 150,000 asteroids.
What’s Next for NASA’s UFO Research? Outside Observers Weigh In
BOULDER, Colo. — NASA says it’s going to play a bigger role in studying what’s behind unidentified anomalous phenomena, the newfangled name for what we used to call UFOs. But exactly how should NASA step into that role? The astrophysicist who helped get the ball rolling last year as NASA’s associate administrator for science is suggesting a quick and easy way to get started.
Iran is seeking Russian assistance for a new spy satellite: reports
Iran plans to hold talks with Russia over assistance to build a new Khayyam remote-sensing satellite.
Seeing the Moment Planets Start to Form
Nature makes few duplicates, and planets are as distinct from one another as snowflakes are. But planets all start out in the same circumstances: the whirling disks of material surrounding young stars. ALMA’s made great progress imaging these disks and the telltale gaps excavated by young, still-forming planets.
How James Webb Space Telescope's studies of TRAPPIST-1 flares could aid the search for alien life
The James Webb Space Telescope scrutinized four powerful flares from the red dwarf star at the heart of the TRAPPIST-1 system, decrypting them in a way that could help the search for alien life.
Ring of Fire: Catching This Weekend’s ‘Great North American Annular Solar Eclipse’
Don’t miss the final solar eclipse of the year: a striking ‘ring of fire’ annular solar eclipse.
