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Yes, NASA astronauts will still pee in their new spacesuits
Axiom Space partially revealed a prototype for the Artemis III moonwalks.
Webb telescope captures star on the brink of supernova
The space observatory snapped a brief, colorful teaser to an exploding supernova.
A newly discovered asteroid could, but probably won't, hit earth in 2046
At a 1-in-600 chance to collide with Earth, officials believe impact to be "extremely unlikely".
Webb telescope just saw more galaxies in a snapshot than Hubble's deepest look
And scientists have only seen four percent of the data so far.
NASA's sci-fi space cup holds a drink without gravity
No lid or straw is necessary for this futuristic mug.
Earth's water came from super deep space, and it's older than you can imagine
The cosmos is teeming with water.
By Mark Kaufman
NASA spacecraft beams back tantalizing images of volcanic world Io
On this wild Jupiter moon, magma constantly erupts onto the surface.
By Mark Kaufman
How worried should we be about Solar Flares?
"It's not like a big solar flare is going to knock everyone out tomorrow."
By Mark Stetson and Mark Kaufman
NASA reveals its moon spacecraft was damaged as it plummeted to Earth
The Artemis II mission is expected to take astronauts around the moon as early as 2024.
NASA rover spots striking clouds in Martian sunsets
Scientists say these are the clearest shots of sun rays on Mars they've ever seen.
The high seas can finally be protected under new UN treaty
From environmental stuff — not, like, pirates.
By Amanda Yeo
A cosmonaut was stranded in space. Now a pop star tells the story.
When it came to sharing Sergei Krikalev's harrowing tale, NSYNC's Lance Bass said "It's gonna be me."
Ancient astronomers saw a star explode. Scientists just captured the aftermath.
1,800 years ago, people spotted a mysterious burst in the sky.
By Mark Kaufman
NASA smacked an asteroid with a spacecraft. Watch what happened next.
Move over, "Armageddon." This is a real asteroid-kicking movie.
A black hole is quickly destroying a cloud of gas. Here's why.
This violent event is happening right now in the Milky Way
By Mark Stetson and Mark Kaufman
A black hole is destroying this object. Scientists are watching its last days.
You, too, can see a violent event in the Milky Way.
By Mark Kaufman
NASA just found a new type of ancient asteroid loaded with water
Could these space rocks help explain how water got to Earth?
The planets are absolutely brilliant in the sky right now. Look up.
Jupiter, Venus, and the moon are putting on a show you don't want to miss.
By Mark Kaufman
NASA keeps an eye on China — from the space above Mars
Who's watching whom from high above?
Webb telescope just found massive objects that shouldn't exist in deep space
The universe holds secrets.
By Mark Kaufman
How the 'Doomsday Glacier' could change the world
The most unpredictable part of the climate change equation: humans.
By Mark Stetson and Mark Kaufman
Russia has had 2 leaky space station ships in 2 months. Coincidence?
Meanwhile, an astronaut and two cosmonauts wait for a return ride to Earth.
Scientists just spotted unnerving melting beneath the 'Doomsday Glacier'
The enormous glacier is in trouble.
By Mark Kaufman
NASA discovers asteroid is a dead ringer for the Empire State Building
This oddball space rock is anything but ball-like.
