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A Moon With Two Suns May Be More Likely To Support Life

By Ashley Bhehaspat May 6th
Watch SpaceX’s Reusable Rocket In All Its Futuristic, Hovering Glory [VIDEO]

By Sam Maggs May 4th
An Asteroid The Size Of A Bus Came Closer To Earth Than The Moon This Morning, But It’s Cool

By Sam Maggs May 3rd
Watch NASA’s Constant Live Stream From the ISS Right Here

By Carolyn Cox May 2nd
R2-D2 Saves the Day in This NASA-Sponsored Star Wars Day Greeting From the ISS

By Victoria McNally May 2nd
Russian Official Says NASA Can Go F@&# Itself Use a Trampoline to Send Astronauts to Space

By Glen Tickle May 1st
Sunday’s Episode Of Cosmos Will Feature Two Female Astronomers Everybody Should Learn About

By Becky Chambers Apr 26th
Open Source Hubble Telescope Scarves Put Nebulas & Star Formations On Your Shoulders

By Jill Pantozzi Apr 25th
Astronomers Found Some New Images of Planet Formation in Alien Star Systems in Old Hubble Data

By Dan Van Winkle Apr 25th
NASA and littleBits Team up for “Space Kit” Snap-Together Circuit Board Module Set

By Glen Tickle Apr 24th
Humans 2 Mars Summit Starts Today, Watch Live Stream Here

By Carolyn Cox Apr 22nd
Watch SpaceX’s Dragon Cargo Ship Rendezvous With The ISS Early Sunday Morning

By Sam Maggs Apr 19th
SpaceX Is Launching Robonaut’s Legs and More Supplies to the ISS Today Starting at 2:15PM ET

By Dan Van Winkle Apr 18th
Watch Live as NASA Makes Kepler Planet-Hunting Mission Announcement at 2:00PM EDT

By Glen Tickle Apr 17th
Cassini May Have Captured an Image of Saturn’s Rings Giving Birth to a New Moon: “Peggy”

By Dan Van Winkle Apr 15th
You Can Watch Time-Lapse of Last Night’s Lunar Eclipse If Clouds Ruined It for You

By Dan Van Winkle Apr 15th
NASA Will Send Robonaut’s Doc Ock Legs to the ISS Today With SpaceX, and You Can Watch With Us

By Dan Van Winkle Apr 14th
Here’s How to Watch Tonight’s Lunar Eclipse That Starts off a Tetrad, Which Is Still Not a Sign of the Apocalypse

By Dan Van Winkle Apr 14th
Sorry, Internet. It Turns out That Video of a Meteorite Falling Past a Skydiver Was Just a Rock

By Dan Van Winkle Apr 11th
New Method Could Turn Astronaut Pee Into Drinking Water and Fuel

By Glen Tickle Apr 9th