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Scientists discover a planet straight out of Star Wars
And it's not in a galaxy far, far away — it's right here.
The planets are amazing in June, and you should look up
Say hello to your solar system neighbors.
By Mark Kaufman
Scientists don't know what these mysterious planets are made of
Four newly discovered worlds are unlike anything in our solar system.
Scientists find why the 'big one' may not have shaken California...yet
The ominous southern San Andreas has been quiet. But that won't last forever.
By Mark Kaufman
Mars isn't as red as you might have thought
A new mosaic image of Mars shows Earth's closest neighbor as much more than a rusty sphere.
A star blew up, and scientists snapped a photo of the violent explosion
The blast was so bright, we can see it on Earth from 21 million light-years away.
By Mark Kaufman
Stunning Webb photo shows a truly unbelievable number of galaxies
If you gaze at this image, you gaze back into deep, deep time.
By Mark Kaufman
Satellite images show colossal damage from Ukraine's destroyed Kakhovka dam
As rescue efforts are underway, the true scope of the damage is still unclear.
How to check your air quality as wildfire smoke pours into the U.S.
The air can be unhealthy...or worse.
By Mark Kaufman
Unsettling timelapse shows wildfire smoke turning NYC orange
You don't want to breathe this.
By Mark Kaufman
Wildfire smoke maps: 4 best sites for tracking the smoke
Want to see it? Look outside. Want to see what's happening next? Check these out.
By Mike Pearl
How likely is a terrible asteroid impact in your lifetime?
Astronomers find hundreds of near-Earth asteroids every year.
By Mark Kaufman
NASA's finally talking about UFOs with Americans. Here's what they said.
Key takeaways from the space agency's first televised "unidentified anomalous phenomena" meeting.
This Saturn moon gushes water beyond scientists' wildest dreams
The geyser-like plumes could fill an Olympic pool in a couple of hours.
Large spiders are rapidly spreading in the U.S. They're not after you.
It's time we become friendly neighbors.
By Mark Kaufman
NASA caught private moon lander crash on camera
Are those scattered spacecraft parts?
A huge star just exploded, and you can actually see it
It's not every day we witness a colossal star blowing up.
By Mark Kaufman
Lego's new Mars Rover Perseverance is ready for a new mission
Mirroring its real-life inspiration, the model comes with a tiny Ingenuity Helicopter.
These new telescope images of the sun are just spectacular
Sunspots the size of Earth or bigger.
