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Images: Cave Art Reveals Prehistoric View of the UniverseSee art found in open air and dark caves that represent the way the universe was perceived by ancient humans.
By Miriam Kramer Published
archaeology -
Asteroids Galore! 10,000th Near-Earth Object DiscoveredScientists have found the 10,000th near-Earth object ever recorded.
By Miriam Kramer Published
asteroids -
'Mini-Neptune' Alien Planets in Star Cluster Surprise ScientistsThe two 'mini-Neptune' alien planets 3,300 light-years from Earth could be the first of many more, scientists say.
By Miriam Kramer Published
extraterrestrial-life -
Found! 3 Super-Earth Planets That Could Support Alien LifeThere are at least six planets orbiting the nearby star Gliese 667C, scientists say.
By Miriam Kramer Published
extraterrestrial-life -
Galaxy Crash Spawns Space Penguin in Hubble Telescope PhotoThe truth about this celestial bird may surprise you.
By Miriam Kramer Published
cosmology -
New Clues Into Mystery of Mars Meteorites & Rocks RevealedLook to the rocks to peer into a Martian past.
By Miriam Kramer Published
meteoroids -
Earth Calling E.T.: New Project Begins Beaming Your Messages Into Deep SpaceThe Lone Signal project wants to send your notes out into the universe.
By Miriam Kramer Published
astronomy -
Black Hole's Guts Modeled in Supercomputer SimulationThe origins of a black hole's x-rays lie in its gaseous disk.
By Miriam Kramer Published
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New Type of Variable Star Found (Photo)See a new kind of star in a stellar cluster.
By Miriam Kramer Published
astronomy -
The Sun May Have Grown in Fits and StartsThe sun was "feisty" in its youth.
By Miriam Kramer Published
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'Cat's Paw Nebula' Bursting with New Star GrowthThe Milky Way is going through a stellar baby boom.
By Miriam Kramer Published
astronomy -
Donated Spy Satellite Telescope Would Suit NASA Dark Energy Mission, Report FindsUsing one of two donated spy telescopes would improve NASA's WFIRST mission, a report concludes.
By Miriam Kramer Published
cosmology -
Saturn-Like Alien Planet Found by Little TelescopeA hot gas giant circling a sun-like star has a 7.8 day year.
By Miriam Kramer Published
extraterrestrial-life -
Planets Found by Kepler Spacecraft Likely Larger Than ThoughtSome exoplanets found by a planet-hunting telescope are larger than scientists expected.
By Miriam Kramer Published
space-exploration -
Galaxy in Throes of Death Spied for 1st TimeAstronomers are witnessing a cosmic death on a galactic scale
By Miriam Kramer Published
cosmology -
Milky Way's Local Arm Larger Than Previously ThoughtThe solar system lies in what's called the "Local Arm" of the Milky Way.
By Miriam Kramer Published
cosmology -
Never-Before-Seen Alien Planet Imaged Directly in New PhotoThe planet could be the least massive planet observed outside of the solar system.
By Miriam Kramer Published
extraterrestrial-life -
Seafloor 'Breathing' Could Help Forecast Big EarthquakesSmall earthquakes brought on by the Earth's tides could help scientists forecast the next large, destructive earthquake.
By Miriam Kramer Published
earthquakes -
Telescope Photographs Inky 'Strawberry Cocktail' Nebula for 15th BirthdayA new photo shows a nebula located 6,500 light-years from Earth in unprecedented detail.
By Miriam Kramer Published
astronomy -
Extreme Solar Storm Could Cause Widespread Disruptions on EarthA large coronal mass ejection from the active sun could affect entire continents, scientists say.
By Miriam Kramer Published
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Sci-Fi Film 'After Earth' Presents Dark Future for HumanityIn 'After Earth,' humanity is faced with a choice: Leave the planet, or die off trying to remain on it.
By Miriam Kramer Published
arts-entertainment -
Milky Way Galaxy's Giant Black Hole Is 'Cooking' Gas MealThe giant black hole at the center of the Milky Way is heating the gas surrounding it.
By Miriam Kramer Published
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Record-Breaking Star Explosion Is Most Powerful Ever SeenNASA's Swift and Fermi space telescopes made the stunning discovery.
By Miriam Kramer Published
astronomy -
Russian Space Junk Almost Destroys NASA Telescope in OrbitNASA's $690 million Fermi Space Telescope narrowly a head-on crash with a dead Russian satellite on April 3.
By Miriam Kramer Published
space-exploration

