Skies alive with UFOs? Government report on mysterious sightings due soon By Leonard David The U.S. government is set to release a UFO report soon, perhaps sometime this week. What will it say?
Here's how to watch June's 'Strawberry' supermoon this Thursday By Laura Geggel The Strawberry supermoon happens on Thursday, June 24.
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Hubble telescope spends a week in 'safe mode' following mysterious computer error By Brandon Specktor NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has been offline for a week following a mysterious computer crash.
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Turkey aims to send a rocket to the moon in three years, land lunar rover by 2030 By Tereza Pultarova Turkey plans to send a rover to the moon by the end of the decade using a domestically built rocket engine that will first fly to the moon in a test mission in 2023.
Why one of the brightest stars in the sky mysteriously started to dim By Mike Wall Astronomers may have solved the mystery of Betelgeuse's bizarre brightness drop.
Famous Stephen Hawking theory about black holes confirmed By Ben Turner Physicists analyzed data from the first ever gravitational waves detected to prove Hawking's theory, and think that even more could be discovered from studying the ripples in space-time.
The world needs space junk standards, G7 nations agree By Tereza Pultarova The western world's most advanced economies have agreed to take action against space debris at the G-7 Leaders' Summit in Cornwall, U.K.
NASA asteroid-hunting satellite clears hurdle on path to 2026 launch By Mike Wall NASA has approved the Near-Earth Object Surveyor space telescope to move into "preliminary design," its next phase of development on the road to a planned liftoff in 2026.
The edge of the solar system is a blob, 3D map reveals By Brandon Specktor Scientists used solar wind to make the first 3D map of the heliosphere, which protects Earth from deadly cosmic radiation.
NASA prepares 'moonikin' for spaceflight aboard 1st Artemis mission By Harry Baker NASA has released an amusing image of a dummy wearing a spacesuit during testing for the first Artemis mission.
When this star blows, its planets will be turned into enormous pinballs By Ben Turner The researchers created a computer model to predict the ways the planets would scatter, finding that slight tweaks to starting positions lead to vastly different outcomes
World's largest (and deepest) indoor pool to house new astronaut training center By Tereza Pultarova A British company plans to build the world's largest swimming pool as part of a center that will house facilities for commercial astronaut training and the development of underwater robots.
Plasma wind tunnel annihilates satellite model in atmospheric reentry test By Mindy Weisberger Satellite parts that melt away during reentry reduce the risk of space debris impacts on Earth, a new video demonstrates.
Mysterious flashes of radio light come in two 'flavors,' new survey finds By Charlie Wood They might provide a new way to see the cosmos.
