The Vera Rubin Observatory could find dozens of interstellar objects
By Andrew Jones
A Wisconsin scientist helped launch a telescope that will create the greatest cosmic movie of all time
By Mackenzie Krumme
World's largest digital camera captures clear images of galaxies
The deepest view into the universe yet
By Philip Ball
Possible Proplyd Disk Discovered In Rubin Observatory’s First-Look Image
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What You Need to Know About NASA’s SpaceX Crew-11 Mission
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A lunar eclipse steals the show in a colorful sky photo of the day for July 18, 2025
By Kenna Hughes-castleberry
Exact date to see next total lunar eclipse - as moon turns a 'striking red'
By Courtney Eales and Kathryn Riddell
Exact date to see total lunar eclipse as moon to turn 'striking red'
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Exoplanet is shrinking before the X-ray eyes of NASA's Chandra spacecraft: 'The future for this baby planet doesn’t look great'
By Robert Lea
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20-Million-Year-Old Rhino Fossil Rewrites Evolutionary History
Scientists recover proteins from a 24 million-year-old rhino fossil. Are dinosaurs next?
By Katie Hunt
Eighteen million years of diverse enamel proteomes from the East African Rift
By Craig Feibel, Emmanuel K Ndiema and Francis M Kirera
Ancient proteins could transform palaeontology
Scientists Recover Ancient Proteins From Animal Teeth Up to 24 Million Years Old, Opening Doors to Learning About the Past
By Sara Hashemi
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See Venus, the moon and fiery star Aldebaran form a dawn triangle this weekend
By Joe Rao
Morning Planets and Moon
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Antarctica's oldest ice arrives in UK for analysis on climate shifts
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A doomed exoplanet is caught in a 'death spiral' around its star. Can it survive?
By Robert Lea
This Planet's Death Spiral Could Teach Us A Lesson About Rocky Exoplanets
By Evan Gough
"It Could Tell Us the Story of Many Other Solar Systems”: Doomed Exoplanet May Change Our Understanding of Planetary Evolution
By Ryan Whalen
Death scenarios: Astronomers attempt to determine the future of exoplanets
Doomed planet's death spiral could reveal stellar secrets
By Christian Schwab and Jaime A. Alvarado-montes
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Subaru telescope uncovers ancient ‘fossil’ object in outer Solar System
By Amit Malewar
Subaru Telescope Discovers “Fossil” in Outer Solar System
Discovery and dynamics of a Sedna-like object with a perihelion of 66 au
By Patryk Sofia Lykawka, Yukun Huang and Keiji Ohtsuki
Meet ‘Ammonite’ — A New World Just Found In The Solar System
By Jamie Carter
Astronomers discover a cosmic 'fossil' at the edge of our solar system. Is this bad news for 'Planet 9'?
By Robert Lea
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Dror-1 satellite signals shift toward home cooking in Israel’s space strategy
By Shimon Sherman
SpaceX launches Israeli satellite on a Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral
By Will Robinson-Smith
SpaceX launches mystery satellite to geostationary transfer orbit (video)
By Mike Wall
Israel launches Dror-1 communications satellite with help of SpaceX
National pride as Dror 1 launches: Congratulations to the State of Israel on the achievement
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“The equivalent of a single decker bus”: Researchers used drones to measure whales' weight during migration – and were stunned
By Melissa Hobson
Speedy lizards face higher risk of death, study finds
Bearded dragons in backpacks reveal speed can be a killer
By Jacinta Bowler
Speedy bearded dragons are sprinting towards danger
By Kristoffer Wild, Kenneth John Roe and Lisa E Schwanz
Running too fast can be deadly for bearded dragons, fitness trackers reveal
Faster Lizards, Faster Death: Counterintuitive Study Challenges Survival Norms
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Gene Editing May Aid in Biodiversity Conservation and Restoration
Gene editing offers transformative solution to saving endangered species
By Sadie Marie Harley
Genome engineering in biodiversity conservation and restoration
By Cock van Oosterhout, Beth Shapiro and Thomas Birley
Is gene editing the next frontier of conservation? – Expert Reaction
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A Chaotic Mars-Earth Planetary Cycle May Have Contributed to One of Earth’s Major Warming Events
By Francesco Fiondella
Cosmic Heavyweights Collide – LIGO Detects Largest, Fastest-Spinning Black Holes Yet
Astronomers detect most massive black hole collision to date
By Jacopo Prisco
LIGO Detects Most Massive Black Hole Merger to Date
Trump could get rid of a WA observatory that just found a stunning black hole discovery
By Annette Cary
Gravitational waves reveal most massive black hole merger ever detected — one 'forbidden' by current models
By Robert Lea
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Martian meteorite sells for record $5.3 million at Sotheby's
A massive rock from Mars landed on Earth. It sold for a record $5.3M.
By Kyle Melnick
World’s biggest Mars rock sells for $4.3 million at auction
By Jack Guy and Kameryn Griesser
Largest piece of Mars on Earth sells for $5.3 million at auction, but young dinosaur steals the show
Largest Mars rock ever found on Earth sells at auction after $4.3m bid
By Ana Faguy
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Thieving Pulsar Spinning 592 Times A Second Reveals New Understanding Of Where Its X-Rays Come From
By Alfredo Carpineti
Ancient recipes or rituals? Neanderthal bones reveal a prehistoric culinary mystery
Even Neanderthals had distinct preferences when it came to making dinner, study suggests
By Nicola Davis
Cut Marks on Animal Bones Suggest Neanderthal Groups Had Their Own Unique Culinary Traditions
By Sarah Kuta
Neanderthal groups had their own local food culture
By Chris Simms
Cooking up caveman culture, study shows Neanderthal neighbors were split on how to butcher
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A Gaping Hole Full of Milky Blue Water Has Appeared at Yellowstone
By Jess Cockerill
Another hole has formed at Yellowstone National Park, geologists say
By Julia Jacobo
Satellite Images Reveal Striking New Hole In Yellowstone National Park
By Christopher DeWeese
Another new hole in the ground at Norris Geyser Basin | U.S. Geological Survey
New blue pool at Yellowstone National Park discovered after 'mildly explosive' activity
By Emilee Speck
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Astronomers capture the birth of planets around a baby sun outside solar system
Astronomers witness dawn of new solar system for 1st time
By Julia Jacobo
Refractory solid condensation detected in an embedded protoplanetary disk
By Daniel Harsono, Emmanuel Dartois and Edwin Bergin
Behold, the First-Ever Images of an Alien Solar System Being Born
By Lee Billings
Astronomers witness the birth of a planetary system for the 1st time (video)
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Penguins use ocean currents like GPS to save energy on long swims
By Mrigakshi Dixit
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Scientists extracted water and oxygen from moon dust using sunlight. Could it work on the lunar surface?
By Keith Cooper
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Newly-Discovered Trans-Neptunian Object is Moving in Rhythm with Neptune, Astronomers Say
Rare distant object 2020 VN40 found in perfect sync with Neptune
By Christine A. Buckley
Newly Discovered Space Rock Is Caught In A Unique 10:1 Dance With Neptune
By Alfredo Carpineti
Scientists find object orbiting in resonance with Neptune
By Oleksandr Burlaka
U of R professor helps make new discovery on outer solar system
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Lunar lava tubes on Earth? China completes underground moon simulation test area (video)
By Andrew Jones
NASA, Oxford Discover Warmer Uranus Than Once Thought
Scientists find Uranus is surprisingly warm, heating up the case for a new planetary mission
By Brett Tingley
UH Researchers Help Solve Uranus Heat Mystery
By Kelly Schafler
Hidden heat on Uranus changes what we know about ice giants
By Eric Ralls
Uranus Heat Readings Contradict 40-Year-Old Voyager 2 Results
By Jon Martindale
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The Exploration Company Tests Thruster for Nyx Moon Lunar Lander
By Andrew Parsonson
NASA’s Tracer Mission To Probe Solar Wind Interactions With Earth
By Mark Carreau
NASA’s TRACERS Studies Explosive Process in Earth’s Magnetic Shield
By Desiree Apodaca
Space Science Reviews Publishes TRACERS Article Collection
University of Iowa-led satellite mission to study space weather launches this month
By Shelby Kluver
SpaceX to launch NASA’s TRACERS to understand Earth’s magnetic re-connection on Tuesday from California
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NASA to launch SNIFS, the sun's next trailblazing spectator
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Giant meteor impact may have triggered massive Grand Canyon landslide 56,000 years ago
By Sascha Pare
Did a meteor impact trigger a landslide in the Grand Canyon?
By Daniel W. Stolte
Study finds link between Grand Canyon landslide and Meteor Crater impact
By Sadie Marie Harley
A meteor may have led to the formation of the Grand Canyon, new study says
By Rachel Dobkin
Meteor that hit Arizona 56,000 years ago may have built a natural dam in Grand Canyon
By Kaif Shaikh
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Hungry bugs and disappearing bioplastics hold key to ending plastic waste crisis, say scientists
Scientists Create New Supermaterial That Could Replace Plastic
This New Bioplastic Is Clear Flexible and Stronger Than Oil-Based Plastic. And It’s Made by Microbes
Young engineer develops game-changing solution to pressing global issue: 'Creates a full circular system'
Scientists think their biotech breakthrough could end plastic waste forever
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Turning ‘noise’ into atomic-level insights
Super-resolution stimulated X-ray Raman spectroscopy
By Gilles Doumy, Alexander Magunia and Linda Young
2014 Nobel Prize idea used to reach super-resolution imaging, turning noise into data
By Gerhard Samulat
Super-Resolution X-Ray Technique Reveals Atomic Insights with Unprecedented Detail | Newswise
2014 Nobel Prize idea used to reach super-resolution
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Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS transforms into a giant 'cosmic rainbow' in trippy new telescope image
By Harry Baker
New Interstellar Object Is Full of Mysteries. Here’s What Scientists Most Want to Learn
By Jonathan O'Callaghan
Telescope spies rare interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS zooming through our solar system (photos)
By Samantha Mathewson
Is the Interstellar Object 3I/ATLAS Alien Technology?
By Avi Loeb
Gemini North image of 3I/ATLAS
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New DNA test can tell your exact age from just a tiny blood sample
By Eric Ralls
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CP violation in baryons is seen for the first time at CERN
New Clue to How Matter Outlasted Antimatter at the Big Bang Is Found
By Kenneth Chang
The Large Hadron Collider Discovers Antimatter Behaving Oddly in New Class of Particles
By Clara Moskowitz
New discovery at Cern could hint at why our universe is made up of matter and not antimatter
By William James Barter
What is the universe’s antimatter mystery? | Explained
By Vasudevan Mukunth
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China's Tianwen 2 asteroid-sampling probe snaps gorgeous shots of Earth and the moon (video, photos)
By Andrew Jones
Study reveals how gene expression evolves
By Colin Poitras
A hidden molecular cloud near our Milky Way’s center
By Kelly Kizer Whitt
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YouTube Music is finally syncing your playback progress across devices
By Stephen Schenck
Tiny metallic flowers show big gains in treating brain diseases
By Aamir Khollam
Celebrate International Moon Day with Starmus
By David J. Eicher
This Day in History July, 16 1969
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A half century ago, this pilot guided us to the moon
By Lauren Monsen
This Day in history
By Rob Johnson
The inspirational impact of Neil Armstrong’s giant leap
By David Ching
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NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory Reportedly Holding "Going Out of Business Sale" for Satellites
By Victor Tangermann
But Wait: More Used Satellite Bargains At NASA
By Keith Cowing
NASA’s Budget Crisis Is So Bad It’s Auctioning Off Satellites
By Collins Eshiet
As NASA's budget shrinks, Europe doubles down on Earth science: 'Climate change is the defining challenge of our generation'
By Daisy Dobrijevic
Satellites for sale: NASA JPL is looking to get rid of some satellites already in space
By Anamica Singh
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Artificial Light Lengthens the Urban Growing Season
By Caroline Hasler
Baby corals inherit a powerful climate change defense from their parents
Marine heatwaves select for thermal tolerance in a reef-building coral
By John A. Burt, Emily J Howells and Hugo Denis
New Study Reveals How Corals Teach Their Offspring to Beat the Heat | Newswise
By Connor Yeck
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