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Guys, We Lost an Asteroid the Size of Three Football Fields. Feeling Super Secure Right Now

By Dan Van Winkle Feb 18th
NASA Has Cracked The Mars-Rock Case

By Carolyn Cox Feb 14th
Even From Space, Today’s Snow Storm Looks Like an Impenetrable White Mass

By Dan Van Winkle Feb 13th
Laser CATS Going Into Space To Save Us From Volcanoes

By Carolyn Cox Feb 13th
China’s Yutu “Jade Rabbit” Rover Is Alive!

By Dan Van Winkle Feb 13th
Four Super Ancient Galaxy Clusters Have Been Found Hanging Out Billions of Light-Years Away

By Ashley Bhehaspat Feb 12th
China’s Yutu “Jade Rabbit” Rover Didn’t Go Quietly Into the (Lunar) Night! [Updating]

By Dan Van Winkle Feb 12th
NASA Just Announced New Crew For ISS, But Where Are My Ladies At?

By Carolyn Cox Feb 11th
The Possible Water Flows on Mars Are Nothing New, Chill, Internet

By Dan Van Winkle Feb 11th
Astronauts Tell Olympians How To Do The Whole “Work Out” Thing

By Carolyn Cox Feb 7th
The Curiosity Rover Snapped Its First Picture of Earth and Safely Crossed Into the Dingo Gap

By Dan Van Winkle Feb 7th
New Theory Says Super-Earths Might Be the Place to Look for Aliens

By Dan Van Winkle Feb 4th
Curiosity Rover May Risk Life In Dangerous “Dingo Gap”

By Carolyn Cox Feb 4th
Peas Grown on the ISS Have Been Deemed Safely Edible, Space Peas Are Now a Real Food

By Dan Van Winkle Feb 3rd
The New Trailer for Cosmos With Neil deGrasse Tyson Is Spectacular [Video]

By Dan Van Winkle Jan 30th
NASA Releases Incredible Instagram Video of a Sarychev Volcano Eruption

By Glen Tickle Jan 30th
NASA Gets Sued For Not Noticing That Mars Mystery Rock Is Totally An Alien

By Carolyn Cox Jan 29th
William Shatner Thinks Martians Might Be Throwing Rocks At Our Rover

By Carolyn Cox Jan 28th
Chinese Lunar Rover Stalling, Might Die Alone on the Moon

By Victoria McNally Jan 27th
Watch Live as Cosmonauts Spacewalk to Reinstall UrtheCast Cameras on the Space Station Right Now

By Dan Van Winkle Jan 27th