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Elon Musk is about to reveal SpaceX's big plan for settling Mars: Watch it live
On Tuesday, Elon Musk will reveal SpaceX's big plans for establishing a human settlement on Mars.
Jupiter's moon Europa may shoot liquid water into space
New evidence bolsters the hypothesis that plumes of water shoot from Europa's surface.
Stephen Hawking says humanity needs to venture into space for our survival
Famed cosmologist Stephen Hawking thinks that "the human race has no future if it doesn’t go to space."
3 facts and 1 big question about Jupiter's icy moon Europa
Jupiter's icy moon Europa is one of the most interesting places in the solar system. Here are three things we know and one thing we don't know about the special moon.
SpaceX releases new details about recent rocket explosion
SpaceX has released new details about the cause of its Falcon 9 rocket explosion on Sept. 1.
China's 'lost control' of its Tiangong-1 space station and it's set to plummet to Earth
Most of it will burn up, but an expert thinks some parts hitting ground could be as heavy as 100kg.
By Victoria Ho
Stuck on record warm: Earth has unprecedented 16-straight warmest months
Each of the past 16 months has set a global average surface temperature record, NOAA found.
How did this Australian woman go from the suburbs to mission control?
Set your sights on space, y'all.
By Ariel Bogle
SpaceX explosion is causing some to question Elon Musk's ambitious plans
SpaceX feels like a special case in the commercial spaceflight industry, but is it?
This is what a comet disintegrating in space looks like
The Hubble Space Telescope caught sight of a comet breaking apart in space.
Check out some of 2016's best astronomy photography
From auroras to the clouds of the Milky Way, the winning photos in 2016's Insight Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition are bound to amaze.
By Lili Sams and Miriam Kramer
Jeff Bezos just revealed his plans for Blue Origin's biggest rocket yet
Blue Origin and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos revealed new information about its New Glenn orbital rocket on Monday.
Earth just had its hottest August on record, NASA finds
August was the hottest such month on record for the globe, showing that the planet's fever has not broken.
The moon formed from a vaporizing collision involving the Earth, study finds
A new study suggests that the moon formed from a cosmic crash that vaporized the Earth's mantle.
Mars candy's latest ad campaign brings a refreshing take on life with disabilities
The ads are light-hearted and grounded without being condescending or sappy.
By Patrick Kulp
NASA just launched a spacecraft to help us find the origins of life on Earth
It will take eight years for it to come back to Earth.
NASA just launched a probe on a mission to sample an asteroid
NASA's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft is hoping to nab a bit of an asteroid and return it to Earth after launching to space Thursday.
NASA is run by a bunch of 'Star Trek' nerds, and this photo proves it
Mission controllers at NASA on Thursday are watching a tiny Starship Enterprise fly around the world instead of Space Station.
La Niña fizzles, making record warm global temperatures more likely
The anticipated La Niña event of 2016 is most likely to be a no-show, climate scientists said Thursday.
A NASA probe saw a double eclipse of the sun from space
Watch the moon and the Earth pass in front of the sun from the Solar Dynamics Observatory's perspective.
NASA sends spacecraft to asteroid for answers about birth of our solar system
Asteroids are way more important than you think.
After long search, Rosetta finally finds the Philae comet lander
The Rosetta orbiter spotted the spacecraft after a nearly two-year search.
Look up to the skies and (try) to see the Freddie Mercury asteroid
Brian May pays tribute to his stellar bandmate.
Mesmerizing GIF shows the slow death of a sea
The Aral Sea used to be one of the largest lakes in the world. Now, it's just 10% of its former size.
