11 Riveting Facts About Mars
Few celestial objects have fascinated humankind throughout history more than the Red Planet. Here's what you need to know about Mars.
Few celestial objects have fascinated humankind throughout history more than the Red Planet. Here's what you need to know about Mars.
“Watch out, America!” warns astronaut Alexander Gerst.
The hapless dwarf planet got demoted in 2006, but some stubborn scientists are still lobbying for reinstatement.
Catch the spectacle without taking a trip to the Arctic.
The phenomenon is not limited to our planet.
Plastic is surprisingly hard to preserve.
The spacecraft will use a robotic arm to scoop up a sample of Bennu and then return it to Earth.
Huge news for future Moon explorers.
You might want to think twice before trying it.
Let's review why and how we've known for at least 2300 years that the Earth is round.
Here's what you need to know.
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A space lawyer offers his opinion.
You'll have one hour and 43 minutes to catch a glimpse.
The planet now has 79 moons in total.
One technological breakthrough left the common pencil in the dust.
Not everyone agrees.
The baby planet is a few times bigger than Jupiter.
The two bodies will appear close together in the sky on Wednesday.
Don't panic—the U.S. government has a plan for doomsday.
Though he wasn't able to go to outer space during his lifetime, his words will travel there after his death.