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Boeing's troubled Starliner makes it to the space station after second try
'They can do it (finally)!'
He found a Milky Way black hole 50 years ago, and finally got to see it
'If this turned out not to be a black hole, my career would tank.'
How scientists find the big asteroids that can threaten Earth
"You need to know what's coming, when it's coming, and how hard it's going to hit."
By Mark Kaufman
NASA sent a satellite into the Sun (and it survived!)
(Not) too close for comfort
In Antarctica, a clunky robot has befriended a colony of penguins
ECHO is part of a scientific project studying climate change's impact on emperor penguins.
Landmark Mars robot will run out of power, ending historic mission
It detected well over 1,000 quakes.
By Mark Kaufman
'Monster' Mars quake shows the red planet isn't nearly dead
NASA detected its biggest Martian temblor yet.
By Mark Kaufman
Built with 3D printers, these wind turbine blades are completely recyclable
The method could greatly reduce the weight and cost of wind turbine blades in the future.
By Emmett Smith
Black holes, ranked
Using our secret proprietary rating system, we've ranked the top 10 invisible death traps in outer space.
Black holes aren't evil cosmic vacuum cleaners, and other misconceptions
"Black holes are terrible at eating things."
By Mark Kaufman
Behold the Milky Way's supermassive black hole in first-ever photo
Astronomers revealed the invisible.
Watch the Webb telescope bring a galaxy into focus before your eyes
'A whole new world.'
Extremely resilient star survives a giant supernova explosion
Rattled, but not destroyed.
By Mark Kaufman
Martian dust devils leave wild tracks all over Mars crater
Swirling activity on the red planet.
By Mark Kaufman
Watch adorable footage of astronauts waltzing in their new spacesuits
"We call this the 'suit fit waltz'."
How to sustainably turn salt water into drinking water
Solar-powered desalination systems are multiplying. This one has figured out a way to reduce energy consumption.
Rocket Lab caught a used rocket with a helicopter in semi-successful mission
SpaceX isn't the only company looking into reusable rockets.
By Amanda Yeo
Mars' sky gets a mysterious green aurora resembling a giant worm
Scientists struggle to explain a new Martian light show.
Webb telescope's new dazzling photos prove it has perfect vision
It's aligned! It's aligned! It's aligned!
