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This Thunderstorm On Saturn Wrapped all The Way Around The Planet And Touched Its Own Tail

By Feb 1st
Being An Astronaut Is Everything You Ever Wanted It To Be, And Also A Neat Cartoon [Video]

By Jan 31st
New Definition Boots Earth Out Of ‘Goldilocks Zone’ for Habitable Planets

By Jan 30th
Two Great New Looks at the Andromeda Galaxy From the Herschel Space Observatory

By Jan 29th
Iran Put A Monkey In Space, And Apparently Got It Back Safely, Too

By Jan 28th
NASA-Designed Hybrid Wing Uses Half the Fuel of a Normal Plane, Could be Twice as Awesome

By Jan 25th
Serenity Now: Startup Will Send “FireFly” Spacecraft to Prospect Mineable Asteroids

By Jan 22nd
The Curiosity Rover is [Sort Of] Marching in the Inauguration Parade

By Jan 21st
Gamma Ray Burst Irradiated Entire Planet In 8th Century, Would Mess Us Up If It Happened Today

By Jan 21st
Crater On Mars May Have Once Been A Lake

By Jan 21st
European Space Agency Planning Mission to Deflect Asteroids, Could Inspire Armageddon 2

By Jan 18th
You Can See Curiosity’s Tracks On Mars From Orbit

By Jan 17th
NASA Scientists Get All The Cool Toys, Including This Hydrothermal Ocean Vent Simulator

By Jan 17th
Dark Clouds and Bright Lights: New ESO Images of Star Nursery Lupus 3

By Jan 16th
Could Space Travel Make Us All Better Human Beings? [Video]

By Jan 12th
Neighboring Star is the Oldest Known and the Silver Fox of the Universe

By Jan 11th
Space Telescopes Work Together to Find Largest Known Spiral Galaxy

By Jan 11th
The International Space Station Presented in the Style of MTV Cribs is Surprisingly Amusing [Video]

By Jan 10th
Nice Knowing You: Dangerous Asteroid Apophis is Bigger, More Dangerous Than We Thought

By Jan 9th
Kepler Data Shows At Least 17 Billion Earth-Sized Planets in the Milky Way

By Jan 9th