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NASA finds the most comfortable spot to exist on the moon
Just a light sweater should be fine.
Stunning space video shows Webb telescope peering into the distant cosmos
Unprecedented views.
By Mark Kaufman
Scientists discover ancient shark swimming in a really strange place
"It looked very, very old."
By Mark Kaufman
What do the James Webb images tell us about the sun's fate?
The sun is middle-aged?!
By Mark Stetson and Elisha Sauers
A climate scientist explains the record-breaking heatwave engulfing Europe
"These big events are a real wake up call."
What NASA actually said about the space rock that hit the Webb telescope
It's not a calamity.
By Mark Kaufman
NASA just announced an ambitious date to launch its megarocket to the moon
It's what you might call a "moonshot."
By Mike Pearl
The James Webb Space Telescope images looked warped. Here's why.
Ever heard of gravitational lensing?
By Mark Stetson and Mark Kaufman
Why the first Webb telescope image is so warped, twisted, and weird
This isn't photoshopped.
By Mark Kaufman
Scientists found a mysterious radio signal in space. No, it's not aliens.
Why is it never aliens?
By Tim Marcin
Webb telescope snaps thrilling images of Jupiter and hurtling asteroids
The enormous space observatory's speed limit is faster than scientists thought.
Scientists spot a squid doing something profoundly rare in the deep sea
Maternal instincts exist in the dark oceans, too.
Spectacular Webb telescope image shows a stellar death like never before
What does the Southern Ring Nebula tell us about the sun's eventual end?
The James Webb telescope's first stunning cosmic images are here
The world's most powerful space telescope comes alive.
By Mark Kaufman
See how impressive the James Webb Telescope is with this Hubble GIF comparison
Everything's so much...brighter.
By Sam Haysom
The powerful Webb telescope found water in this alien planet's clouds
A hot alien atmosphere.
By Mark Kaufman
Carina Nebula images from Webb and Hubble telescopes paint stunning views of the universe
Every new dot of light is another star.
The first images from the James Webb telescope are finally here
The world's most powerful space telescope is open for business.
By Emmett Smith
