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How NASA's asteroid sample survived despite a parachute flop
The space agency investigated why the drogue didn't open.
Scientists just revealed the colossal amount of CO2 emitted in 2023
Not a good look.
By Rebecca Sohn
Watch how these 6 planets orbit their star in perfect sync
These exoplanets are like clockwork.
NASA aims to land on the moon in 2 years. Why that won't happen.
Returning astronauts to the moon isn't easy.
By Mark Kaufman
What Mars would look like from an orbiting space station
Scientists say new horizon images of the Red Planet are transcendent.
NASA will land daring spacecraft on a world 800 million miles away
It's an ambitious space odyssey.
By Mark Kaufman
An entire country ran on renewable energy for six days straight
Portugal's plans for the future are even more ambitious.
Webb telescope reveals this vomiting baby star has an accomplice
Baby star doo-doo, doo-doo, doo-doo…
NASA reveals hundreds of city-sized objects shooting light into space
They're lighthouses in the galaxy.
By Mark Kaufman
NASA shows Mars helicopter blades reaching blazing speed
Faster blades for extraterrestrial travel.
By Mark Kaufman
How hot is the sun? It's a tricky question, even for scientists.
That's a spicy meatball.
The biggest asteroids to ever hit Earth were terrifying
Our planet had a violent past.
By Mark Kaufman
The Webb telescope just looked inside our galaxy's core. It's wild.
An unprecedented view.
By Mark Kaufman
Close-up images of SpaceX's Starship launch are breathtaking
Elon Musk also shared footage of the spacecraft's launch.
Watch the moment Starship’s booster goes boom
Second test achieves new milestones for the rocket and spacecraft.
SpaceX launched its colossal Starship. Here's how to watch the replay
The biggest rocket in the world.
SpaceX gives unprecedented access to this tech artist
Her 'view' from rocket headquarters.
NASA spacecraft spots Io's elusive volcanoes. A big question remains.
"We're seeing things that we have never seen before."
By Mark Kaufman
Iceland’s seismic waves sound awfully eerie. You can listen.
If people in Iceland could hear the seismic activity beneath their feet, it would sound like this.
Greenland’s glaciers are melting twice as fast this century, study shows
Satellite images and newly discovered historic photographs show a dramatic loss of ice over the last century.
