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Perfectly intact anglerfish – bioluminescent tip and all – washed up on a California beach
If you've seen 'Finding Nemo', you will know exactly what an anglerfish looks like.
By Emmett Smith
At last, we can build a Space Elevator — sort of
A long-held dream of science fiction could be constructed today, if we don't put the ground floor on the ground.
By Chris Taylor
Watch a dreamy night sky timelapse from the Ariane 6 launch base
Feels like a meditation video.
SpaceX successfully reuses rocket for a record 10th time to launch Starlink satellites
The reused Falcon 9 rocket also had a successful landing.
By Sasha Lekach
See NASA's Mars helicopter settled into its new home after a successful fifth flight
So begins a new and unexpected phase of NASA's planned Mars operations for the helicopter, Ingenuity.
Welp, 3D printed wood is a thing now — Future Blink
The process uses upcycled wood waste.
By Jordan Aaron
Hear the hum of NASA's Mars helicopter as it takes off
Spinning at more than 2,500 rotations per minute, the blades make some real noise.
By Kellen Beck
Endangered ice age vultures invade home to take back what's theirs
Welcome back, you glorious beasts.
By Mark Kaufman
New Speedtest data show Starlink internet speeds and latency are all over the place
Elon Musk's satellite internet project is clearly still a work in progress.
By Rachel Kraus
Blue Origin is ready to start selling suborbital space travel tickets
Jeff Bezos, space cowboy.
By Emmett Smith
Four astronauts return to Earth in a pre-dawn SpaceX capsule splashdown
The Crew Dragon Resilience capsule splashed down off the coast of Florida just before 3:00 a.m. ET.
NASA highlights the idyllic, lonely space oasis of 'Necklace Nebula' stars
Two stars caught in an eternal dance spin a beautiful scene for us Earthlings.
NASA's Mars helicopter went further, faster in fourth flight, and we're not done yet
The tests were so successful that NASA extended Ingenuity's working calendar by at least a month.
How scientists uncovered a massive underwater waste dump off Los Angeles
"It was staggering to us."
By Mark Kaufman
NASA's 'mole' tried to dig into Mars. It didn't go as planned.
Learn from your mistakes.
By Kellen Beck
These robots aren't crappy. But they do handle your crap.
Meet the automated machines and computer systems that process your poo.
By Rachel Kraus
Automated robots are using wastewater to detect COVID particles — Strictly Robots
That's one way to put wastewater to good use!
By Ray White
Cicadas aren't gross, you're gross
"It’s an incredibly amazing biological phenomenon."
By Mark Kaufman
NASA's Ingenuity helicopter flew on Mars for the third time, and Perseverance took a video
Humans are flying little helicopters on Mars, again!
