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Science
The sustainable voyager’s guide to the galaxy
The sustainable voyager’s guide to the galaxy
By
Charlie Wood
NASA
Asteroids go to pieces when their host star dies
Asteroids go to pieces when their host star dies
By
Charlie Wood
NASA
Astronomers caught a star-on-star smack down
Astronomers caught a star-on-star smack down
By
Charlie Wood
NASA
NASA’s plan to build stuff in space just took its first step
NASA’s plan to build stuff in space just took its first step
By
Charlie Wood
NASA
These close-up photos of the sun could help us forecast space weather
These close-up photos of the sun could help us forecast space weather
By
Charlie Wood
NASA
This new solar orbiter will peek at some of the sun’s most secretive spots
This new solar orbiter will peek at some of the sun’s most secretive spots
By
Charlie Wood
Science
LightSail 2′s success could pave the way for more sun-powered spacecrafts
LightSail 2′s success could pave the way for more sun-powered spacecrafts
By
Charlie Wood
NASA
SpaceX saves mannequins from fireball. Next up, astronauts.
SpaceX saves mannequins from fireball. Next up, astronauts.
By
Charlie Wood
NASA
There’s a bizarre group of shapeshifting objects at the center of the Milky Way
There’s a bizarre group of shapeshifting objects at the center of the Milky Way
By
Charlie Wood
NASA
Researchers trace galactic history in ancient grains of alien sand
Researchers trace galactic history in ancient grains of alien sand
By
Charlie Wood
NASA
Young galaxies transformed the early universe by blowing bubbles
Young galaxies transformed the early universe by blowing bubbles
By
Charlie Wood
NASA
The biggest gaseous structure in our galaxy is filled with baby star factories
The biggest gaseous structure in our galaxy is filled with baby star factories
By
Charlie Wood
NASA
Our newest alien comet may have been born out of a dying star’s vomit
Our newest alien comet may have been born out of a dying star’s vomit
By
Charlie Wood
Deep Space
This pitch-black exoplanet is spiraling toward its doom
This pitch-black exoplanet is spiraling toward its doom
By
Charlie Wood
Deep Space
These ‘super puff’ planets have the same density as cotton candy
These ‘super puff’ planets have the same density as cotton candy
By
Charlie Wood
NASA
How astronomers weigh the universe (and everything in it)
How astronomers weigh the universe (and everything in it)
By
Charlie Wood
Black Holes
This year, space stole all the headlines. Here are our favorite stories
This year, space stole all the headlines. Here are our favorite stories
By
Charlie Wood
Science
A hundred stars have disappeared—and researchers aren’t ruling out aliens
A hundred stars have disappeared—and researchers aren’t ruling out aliens
By
Charlie Wood
Climate Change
Astronomers are struggling to study the stars without ruining Earth
Astronomers are struggling to study the stars without ruining Earth
By
Charlie Wood
Biology
Meteorite-eating microbes could help us look for alien life
Meteorite-eating microbes could help us look for alien life
By
Charlie Wood
Moons
Mysterious stripes on Saturn’s moon Enceladus may have a new origin story
Mysterious stripes on Saturn’s moon Enceladus may have a new origin story
By
Charlie Wood
Deep Space
White dwarf star spotted nibbling on the atmosphere of a nearby icy planet
White dwarf star spotted nibbling on the atmosphere of a nearby icy planet
By
Charlie Wood
NASA
NASA’s solar probe reveals stunning results after swooping in close to the sun
NASA’s solar probe reveals stunning results after swooping in close to the sun
By
Charlie Wood
Science
Jupiter’s Great Red Spot is doing just fine, thanks for your concern
Jupiter’s Great Red Spot is doing just fine, thanks for your concern
By
Charlie Wood
Moons
The first global map of Titan reveals Earth-like features with a peculiar twist
The first global map of Titan reveals Earth-like features with a peculiar twist
By
Charlie Wood
Private Space Flight
Five more companies will compete for NASA’s $2.6 billion moon purse
Five more companies will compete for NASA’s $2.6 billion moon purse
By
Charlie Wood
NASA
‘Oumuamua isn’t aliens, but it may not be an asteroid either
‘Oumuamua isn’t aliens, but it may not be an asteroid either
By
Charlie Wood
Private Space Flight
SpaceX’s cheap internet could cost us the night sky
SpaceX’s cheap internet could cost us the night sky
By
Charlie Wood
NASA
Voyager 2′s journey beyond the solar system reveals new cosmic secrets
Voyager 2′s journey beyond the solar system reveals new cosmic secrets
By
Charlie Wood
Private Space Flight
SpaceX and Boeing are one big step closer to launching astronauts into space
SpaceX and Boeing are one big step closer to launching astronauts into space
By
Charlie Wood
Moons
NASA’s sending a rover named VIPER to map the moon’s ice deposits
NASA’s sending a rover named VIPER to map the moon’s ice deposits
By
Charlie Wood
Science
This spherical asteroid might be our solar system’s tiniest dwarf planet
This spherical asteroid might be our solar system’s tiniest dwarf planet
By
Charlie Wood
Black Holes
There’s a chance the black hole at the center of our galaxy is actually a wormhole
There’s a chance the black hole at the center of our galaxy is actually a wormhole
By
Charlie Wood
NASA
NASA’s all-female spacewalk hints at a stronger, more gender-equal space program
NASA’s all-female spacewalk hints at a stronger, more gender-equal space program
By
Charlie Wood
Black Holes
Here’s how life could thrive on a planet orbiting a black hole—and other alternative suns
Here’s how life could thrive on a planet orbiting a black hole—and other alternative suns
By
Charlie Wood
Biology
An experiment hinted at Martian life in the ’70s. So why did we stop looking?
An experiment hinted at Martian life in the ’70s. So why did we stop looking?
By
Charlie Wood
Mars
NASA’s plan to save its stuck Mars drill involves a robot with a shovel
NASA’s plan to save its stuck Mars drill involves a robot with a shovel
By
Charlie Wood
Moons
Saturn now has 82 known moons—so why did we only get one?
Saturn now has 82 known moons—so why did we only get one?
By
Charlie Wood
Science
Astronomers may have spotted strands in the ‘cosmic web’ linking galaxies
Astronomers may have spotted strands in the ‘cosmic web’ linking galaxies
By
Charlie Wood
Mars
Humans will definitely bring microbes to Mars—so we might as well bring our favorites
Humans will definitely bring microbes to Mars—so we might as well bring our favorites
By
Charlie Wood
Mars
Elon Musk just unveiled SpaceX’s next step toward ‘Moon bases and Mars cities’
Elon Musk just unveiled SpaceX’s next step toward ‘Moon bases and Mars cities’
By
Charlie Wood
Science
Venus may have been habitable and Earth-like before greenhouse gas took over
Venus may have been habitable and Earth-like before greenhouse gas took over
By
Charlie Wood
Deep Space
This distant world is a lot like Earth, but you wouldn’t want to live there
This distant world is a lot like Earth, but you wouldn’t want to live there
By
Charlie Wood
Science
Comets could all come from the same place
Comets could all come from the same place
By
Charlie Wood
Environment
What the president can teach us about reading hurricane forecasts
What the president can teach us about reading hurricane forecasts
By
Charlie Wood
Private Space Flight
European and SpaceX operators avoided a satellite collision… over email
European and SpaceX operators avoided a satellite collision… over email
By
Charlie Wood
Mars
SpaceX hops toward the next generation of rockets with latest flight test
SpaceX hops toward the next generation of rockets with latest flight test
By
Charlie Wood
Deep Space
We’re one step closer to tracking down another Earth
We’re one step closer to tracking down another Earth
By
Charlie Wood
Science
Pence says U.S. rocket companies will put astronauts in space this year. U.S. rocket companies aren’t so sure.
Pence says U.S. rocket companies will put astronauts in space this year. U.S. rocket companies aren’t so sure.
By
Charlie Wood
Moons
NASA is planning an interplanetary fishing trip
NASA is planning an interplanetary fishing trip
By
Charlie Wood
Deep Space
Dwarf star planets could glow with life
Dwarf star planets could glow with life
By
Charlie Wood
Black Holes
A flashing mystery is unfolding at the center of the Milky Way
A flashing mystery is unfolding at the center of the Milky Way
By
Charlie Wood
Animals
Tardigrades that crash-landed on the moon may still be alive, but they’re not having fun
Tardigrades that crash-landed on the moon may still be alive, but they’re not having fun
By
Charlie Wood
Health
Rodent astronauts suggest trips to Mars will make us anxious, forgetful, and afraid
Rodent astronauts suggest trips to Mars will make us anxious, forgetful, and afraid
By
Charlie Wood
Science
Texas-sized plasma ‘cannonballs’ could help solve one of the sun’s biggest mysteries
Texas-sized plasma ‘cannonballs’ could help solve one of the sun’s biggest mysteries
By
Charlie Wood
Science
This mind-blowing 3D map reveals the Milky Way’s perplexing curves
This mind-blowing 3D map reveals the Milky Way’s perplexing curves
By
Charlie Wood
Environment
This vampire stump’s lust for life hints at an arboreal superorganism
This vampire stump’s lust for life hints at an arboreal superorganism
By
Charlie Wood
Health
When faced with tough choices, your brain secretly tips the scales
When faced with tough choices, your brain secretly tips the scales
By
Charlie Wood
Science
Why is the night sky dark?
Why is the night sky dark?
By
Charlie Wood
Science
Voyager 2 can finally probe the rarified plasma surrounding our solar system
Voyager 2 can finally probe the rarified plasma surrounding our solar system
By
Charlie Wood
Mars
Listen to the very first sounds recorded on Mars
Listen to the very first sounds recorded on Mars
By
Charlie Wood
Deep Space
Dust to dust: How Earth’s most advanced observatory is unraveling our origins
Dust to dust: How Earth’s most advanced observatory is unraveling our origins
By
Charlie Wood
Animals
The new jellyfish genome proves you don’t need weird genes to be a weirdo
The new jellyfish genome proves you don’t need weird genes to be a weirdo
By
Charlie Wood
Environment
Anchorage suffered a 7.0 magnitude earthquake, but was spared a tsunami
Anchorage suffered a 7.0 magnitude earthquake, but was spared a tsunami
By
Charlie Wood
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