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NASA's first color photo from the Mars Ingenuity helicopter shows us the Red Planet's reds
They call it the "Red Planet" for a reason, you know.
On Hubble's 31st birthday, NASA points at a stunning 'celebrity star'
It's the kind of star the lives fast and dies young.
How NASA's Perseverance is making oxygen on Mars
Oxygen is vital for breathable air and rocket fuel, both very necessary for space exploration.
By Kellen Beck
SpaceX successfully launched astronauts into orbit in reused spacecraft
Four more to the ISS!
By Emmett Smith
Why the intense U.S. drought is now a megadrought
It's "the worst drought in at least 400 years."
By Mark Kaufman
The solar industrial revolution is coming — and you might be surprised by the brands leading the way
Soaking up the sun means clean energy from major companies.
NASA's helicopter on Mars performs first powered aircraft flight on another planet
Watch Ingenuity fly!
NASA plans rescheduled Mars Ingenuity helicopter flight for April 19
"No earlier than April 19" is what NASA promised, but there's hope the test will actually happen that day.
NASA highlights a massive black hole blazing fiery plasma trails across the cosmos
It's about 1,000 times larger than the Milky Way's own central black hole.
Watch first-ever collar camera footage of a wolf's day
This lone wolf unknowingly vlogged its meals.
By Anna Iovine
Why this spectacular glacier is surging in Alaska
A crashing, groaning, and cracking river of ice.
By Mark Kaufman
See the world change over nearly 40 years in Google Earth's new timelapse feature
Go anywhere and anytime in the world since 1984.
By Sasha Lekach
Even NASA's helicopter on Mars has to wait for software updates
The latest Ingenuity patch is dropping.
By Kellen Beck
Photos: 60 years ago, Yuri Gagarin became the first person in space
Yuri Gagarin orbited the Earth in 1961.
By Kellen Beck
Cargo ships are among the worst polluters. A new wind-powered concept could transform the industry.
Oceanbird expected to cut emissions by 90%.
By Emmett Smith
NASA's Mars helicopter, the Ingenuity, gets hit with a small flight delay
Or it could be a longer flight delay. NASA is still working out what the problem is.
NASA releases stunning photo of beautiful blue dunes on Mars
We can't stop staring.
What Biden's budget means for NASA and its mission to the moon
The White House may have just made NASA's job a bit easier.
By Kellen Beck
Perseverance snaps a Mars selfie with its buddy Ingenuity
They look like they're getting along.
By Kellen Beck
