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What NASA's Technicolor Mosaic Images of the Moon Can Teach Us About the Lunar Surface
The vivid hues showcase soil composition and ancient volcanic history
Subsurface 'Lakes' on Mars May Actually Be Frozen Clay Deposits
After various studies suggesting liquid water may lie underneath the Red Planet's south pole, a new study suggests it instead consists of smectites
Could Methane-Spewing Microbes Be Living in the Depths of a Subsurface Ocean on Saturn's Moon Enceladus?
The hot, chemical plumes could be produced by something similar to Earthly microscopic life forms that consume hydrogen and carbon, then burp up methane
NASA's Ingenuity Helicopter Soars 2,000 Feet Through Martian Atmosphere in Its Ninth Successful Test Flight
The aerial trooper set new records for speed and distance, as well as stretched the capabilities of its navigation system
Boozy Comet's Mysterious Heat Source Offers Clues to How Planets Like Earth Obtain Water
The cosmic relic contains minerals from when the solar system first formed and high amounts of methanol
First Observed Nearly a Thousand Years Ago, Scientists Finally Confirm Elusive Third Type of Supernova
The stellar explosion may explain an odd event documented by Chinese astronomers in 1054 C.E.
Pluto's Red Patches Are Mystifying Scientists
A new study suggests there's more to the dwarf planet's rust-colored deposits than meets the eye
This Neptune-Like Exoplanet May Have Water Clouds
Despite the possible presence of water vapor, TOI-1231 b is likely not habitable because of its size
With Two New Missions, NASA Announces Return to Venus by 2030
The projects, DAVINCI+ and VERITAS, will explore the planet's past and Earth's similarities with its sister planet
NASA's Juno Space Probe Zooms by Largest Moon in the Solar System
The flyby will be the closest any spacecraft has flown near Ganymede in over two decades
NASA Is Launching Tardigrades and Baby Squid Into Space
The experiments could help astronauts stay healthy and survive longer outside Earth’s atmosphere
Space Junk Hit a Robotic Arm on the International Space Station
The arm, called Canadarm2, remains functional and will continue with its next mission
Why Did NASA Test a Helicopter on Mars?
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Peer Into Jupiter's Gassy Atmosphere With These Stunning New Photos
The images taken at various wavelengths reveal details about the gas giant's stormy atmosphere
China's Zhurong Rover Lands on Mars
The achievement cements China as a major player in modern space exploration and could soon deliver discoveries about Mars' geology
Debris From China's Recent Rocket Launch Plunged Into the Indian Ocean
The rocket's uncontrolled orbit was tracked for days and, upon re-entry, received criticism from NASA
NASA's Parker Solar Probe Measures Radio Signal in Venus' Upper Atmosphere
The measurements help researchers understand how the planet's ionosphere began leaking
Lightning May Wash Pollution Out of the Air With a Chemical Dubbed 'Detergent of the Atmosphere'
The oxidizing chemicals hydroxyl and hydroperoxyl may clean the skies of harmful pollutants by reacting with them
China Launches First Module of New Space Station Into Orbit
The module is the country's largest spacecraft ever built and marks the first step in building their new space station by 2022
NASA's Ingenuity Helicopter's Next Mission? Mapping the Red Planet From Above
After successful test flights, NASA is expanding Ingenuity’s mission to further explore its abilities as an aerial scout
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