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Celebrate Earth day with tonight’s amazing meteor shower

Celebrate Earth day with tonight’s amazing meteor shower

By Kaitlin Sullivan

Why Are There No Close-Ups Of Ceres Yet?

Why a Japanese spacecraft is firing a bullet into an asteroid

Why a Japanese spacecraft is firing a bullet into an asteroid

By Neel V. Patel

Long March Rocket Reusable

China could become a major space power by 2050

By Jeffrey Lin and P.W. Singer

Neptune and Triton

The outer solar system awaits—but getting there may not be as easy as we’d like

blue flame emerging from machinery

After 11 years, NASA’s asteroid-hopping spacecraft is running out of fuel

By Shannon Stirone

asteroid collision

200,000 asteroids trace their origins to just a handful of obliterated parents

By Mary Beth Griggs

Ancient space crystals may prove the sun threw heated tantrums as a tot

Ancient space crystals may prove the sun threw heated tantrums as a tot

By Neel V. Patel

What’s hiding in the outer solar system?

What’s hiding in the outer solar system?

Dust, meteorites, cosmic rays and everything else currently destroying the Tesla in space

Dust, meteorites, cosmic rays and everything else currently destroying the Tesla in space

By Jessica Boddy

Jupiter’s moon could hide life.

The most uplifting science stories of 2017

By Rachel Feltman

ERAU spacecraft simulation environment

How to become an asteroid prospector

By James Wynbrandt / Flying Magazine

falcon heavy at sunrise

SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy launch was (mostly) a success

By Mary Beth Griggs

Here’s the weird alphabet soup that scientists use to name stuff in space

Here’s the weird alphabet soup that scientists use to name stuff in space

By Mary Beth Griggs

Cassini just smashed into Saturn’s atmosphere. What comes next for solar system exploration?

Cassini just smashed into Saturn’s atmosphere. What comes next for solar system exploration?

By Mary Beth Griggs

A strange object from outside our solar system just zoomed past the sun

By Mary Beth Griggs

This spacecraft is thinner than a human hair and can capture space debris

This spacecraft is thinner than a human hair and can capture space debris

By Kate Baggaley

Found: A star that last dazzled astronomers in 1437

Found: A star that last dazzled astronomers in 1437

By Mary Beth Griggs

Jupiter may be even older than we thought

Jupiter may be even older than we thought

By Aparna Nathan

The dwarf planet Ceres may be capable of supporting life

The dwarf planet Ceres may be capable of supporting life

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