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Forty Years Later, the Voyager Spacecraft Remain Beacons of Human Imagination
Remembering the mission that opened Earth’s eyes to the vastness and wonder of space
Could Astronauts Harvest Nutrients From Their Waste?
A new study suggests that modified yeast feeding on human waste can make useful byproducts for long missions in space
How Many Ways Can Snake Venom Kill You and More Questions From Our Readers
You asked, we answered
Meet Florence, the Giant Asteroid That Will Buzz by Earth This September
The 2.7-mile-long, near-Earth object will give astronomers a chance to study the asteroid up close
The Best Ways to Watch the Eclipse Online (No Viewing Glasses Required)
Don't worry if you can't make it to the path of totality. These unique livestreams have you covered
Eclipse 2017: In Pursuit of Totality
You’ve made plans, packed bags, obtained glasses. Here's what to read to fully appreciate this event in all its glory
New Horizon's Next Target Is an Oddly Shaped Asteroid
New data shows that MU69 is less than 20 miles long and may actually be two asteroids orbiting one another
Send a Birthday Message to Voyager 1, Humanity's Most Distant Traveler
To mark its 40th anniversary, NASA is asking for your help crafting a message
Potential Ingredients for Life Found on Saturn's Moon Titan
But that life likely wouldn't look like what we're used to here on Earth
"Space Archaeologists" to Examine the International Space Station
Using millions of photos and documents, researchers will reconstruct life on the ISS to see how visitors interact with their tools and each other
NASA Launch Will Dot the Sky With Colorful Clouds
No, it's not aliens or a massive conspiracy plot—just a space-age study of the atmosphere
Scientists Figured Out How the Sun Shoots Plasma Jets
Neutral particles are behind spicules’ spectacular show
Kepler Finds 219 New Planets
NASA released the final catalog from its planet-hunting telescope, bringing its total up to 4,034 potential planets
The Strait That Separates Europe and Asia Turned a Brilliant Turquoise
The Bosphorus and Black Sea are even more beautiful thanks to phytoplankton
When We Go to Mars, Will We Have a Real-Life HAL 9000 With Us?
How generations of NASA scientists were inspired by an evil Hollywood supercomputer
NASA Is Sending a Robotic Fueling Station to Space
How do you save a billion-dollar satellite? Send another robot up there after it
NASA Hopes to "Touch the Sun" With a Newly Named Probe
The craft will travel within 4 million miles of the sun's surface
Watch a Partial Solar Eclipse From Space
It's a preview of even more spectacular things to come
How NASA Cut Costs With a New Kind of Spacecraft
With budgets for space exploration falling toward the end of the 1960s, NASA began to make plans for a new kind of reusable spacecraft to save money
New Photos Reveal What's Left Behind When a Rocket Travels to Space
Michael Soluri captures these strangely evocative traces of America’s heroic extraterrestrial journeys
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