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Architecture has the potential to transform itself from an enormous polluter to a carbon capture champion.
A film studio may be launching in space in 2024
A TV and film studio that's out of this world.
New Mars snapshot captures tumbled boulders near planet's grand canyon
The European Space Agency calls it 'geology in motion.'
A relic of Soviet-era experiments, this hellish crater has been on fire since 1971
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China landed on the moon and found water in dirt and rocks
The moon is nearly bone dry. But Chinese lunar lander Chang’E-5's recent detection from the moon's surface shows there might be more water than expected.
This weird-looking distant planet is a one-of-a-kind mystery — for now
WASP-103b is the first of its kind, but it won't be the last.
Jaw-dropping satellite imagery captures the explosive volcano eruption near Tonga
The undersea volcano's eruption prompted immediate tsunami warnings for the entire U.S. West Coast.
Many of the Webb telescope’s greatest discoveries won't come from any amazing pictures
"We might learn things we never thought about."
By Mark Kaufman
The essential thing to know about NASA and NOAA's global warming news
"It is crystal clear that temperatures are going up, and they're going up quickly."
By Mark Kaufman
Colossal Webb telescope completes a phenomenal feat in space
A profoundly successful day for cosmic science.
By Mark Kaufman
NASA Mars rover's mission interrupted by Elmo's nemesis: A small rock.
Is there viral Twitter on Mars?
Amazed scientists watched a giant star explode for the first time
Like a "ticking time bomb."
By Mark Kaufman
Here’s how to custom-build a hurricane-resistant house — Future Blink
Deltec homes are designed to withstand nature’s ultimate test.
By Emmett Smith
Why NASA's James Webb telescope Twitter account blocked other NASA Twitter accounts
All for a science joke.
Why Webb's unassuming secondary mirror makes it a telescope
The tire-size, little-mirror-that-could is open, earning Webb the title of telescope.
Looking for new James Webb telescope pictures? You'll have to wait.
The most powerful telescope ever launched into space doesn't have its own surveillance cameras. That's intentional.
DNA fragments from extinct Hawaiian plant resurrect its unique fragrance
We've lost a lot, but there is so much out there we can still save.
Stunning spiral galaxies and glittering stars are among Hubble's stellar 2021 photos
The Hubble showed us stellar sights in 2021.
If the Webb telescope sunshield doesn't open, here’s what NASA will do
The upcoming deployment has been described as the riskiest part of the mission.
Extraordinary James Webb telescope successfully blasts into space
The most powerful space telescope ever built will let us "look back in time."
By Mark Kaufman
Perseverance's most outta-this-world images of 2021
Perseverence captured Mars in all its glory. And took some selfies, too.
By Rachel Kraus
