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SpaceX will launch Starship, the world's largest rocket, on critical Flight 13 test today. Here's what to expect.
'Full steam ahead': NASA ramps up prep for Artemis III astronaut launch in 2027
Watch Archimedes burn! Rocket Lab fires up engine for its powerful next-gen Neutron launcher (video)
Meteorite that crashed through New Jersey house could hold the clues to life's origins
Raspberry sugar spotted in interstellar space, a sweet discovery that could reveal clues about life's origins
The 10 best places in the UK to see the partial solar eclipse on Aug. 12
'Found you!' Astronomers spot faintest exoplanet ever seen from Earth after a decade of hide-and-seek
Every SpaceX Starlink satellite has to dodge a collision almost weekly, and experts fear the worst
What time is SpaceX's Starship Flight 13 launch on July 16? (Full mission timeline)
SpaceX launches flight-proven rocket for 600th time, sending Starlink satellites to orbit
Scientists spot 4 superdense stellar corpses hiding behind their red dwarf companions
The 1st of 10,000 'missing' black holes in the Omega Centauri star cluster has been found by the Hubble and James Webb space telescopes
'Once Upon a Time in Space': How to watch PBS's out-of-this-world astronaut documentary
1st-ever X-rays in space offer hope for possible patients headed to the moon
This cosmic 'lighthouse' is blazing a magnetic trail through the Milky Way
How to watch SpaceX launch Starship Flight 13 on July 16
The biggest skywatching day of 2026 is coming. Here's what you'll see in North America and Europe
Moon landings could destroy evidence of life's origins
SpaceX Starship Flight 13 launch updates: SpaceX sets target date for next Starship rocket launch
These mysterious exoplanets may have clouds of vaporized rock and grounds of scorching magma oceans
Russia's launching a NASA astronaut and 2 cosmonauts to the International Space Station on July 14: Watch it live
NASA begins stacking rocket ahead of 2027 Artemis III astronaut launch (photos)
SpaceX targets July 16 for Starship Flight 13, reveals what went wrong on previous launch
"The Ninth Jedi" is a bold new Star Wars anime project hitting Disney+ next month, and it looks sick! (trailer)
Extremely Large Telescope reaches a major milestone | Space photo of the day for July 13, 2026
Getting Vikram-1 to orbit: Inside Skyroot Aerospace's coming bid to make spaceflight history
Space junk debris cloud discovered in high-traffic orbit 'is a potential minefield' for the costliest satellites
Reflect Orbital just got permission to launch its 1st space mirror to orbit. Tens of thousands more could follow
Two Asian mantis species just got Europe’s harshest invasive label — and the reason involves cannibalized native males, vanishing pollinators, and a warming climate quietly opening the door north
A Parkinson’s-linked protein can spread from cell to cell, and Yale researchers found the two-protein complex that appears to help it get inside neurons and trigger damage
Every year, a single bristlecone pine named Methuselah in California’s White Mountains adds another ring to a trunk that has been growing since roughly 2833 BC, meaning the tree was already 300 years old when construction began on the Great Pyramid at Giza.
Why space games still struggle with the scale of the universe
149 million views! Artemis II moon mission breaks NASA's streaming record
The human bloodstream now carries an average of 1.6 micrograms of plastic per milliliter, and the polymers showing up most often are the same ones used in single-use bottles and food packaging
Space medicine breakthrough? Kidney and liver tissue bioprinted off Earth for 1st time ever
Bananas are naturally slightly radioactive because they are rich in potassium, and the dose is so measurable that scientists half-jokingly use the ‘banana equivalent dose’ to explain how small everyday radiation exposures really are
Columbia researchers combed through 9,000 patient records and found a link between the most prescribed antidepressants and faster-failing heart valves — but only in people whose valves were already breaking down
1 month until the total solar eclipse 2026 — Here's what you need to know
The human gut replaces its entire lining every 4 to 5 days, and the stem cells at the base of each intestinal crypt divide faster than almost any other tissue in the body
Your lost dog can now call home with the world's 1st satellite-connected dog collar
This Week In Space podcast: Episode 218 — Which Way to the Moonbase?
Sci-fi action movies were better in the '90s. 'Independence Day' is full of reasons why
In 1869, a young Swiss chemist named Friedrich Miescher started collecting pus-soaked bandages from a nearby surgical clinic, dissolved the white blood cells, and isolated a strange phosphorus-rich substance from their nuclei that he called nuclein — the molecule the world would spend the next 75 years failing to recognise as DNA.
The Roman Pantheon’s unreinforced concrete dome has stood for nearly 1,900 years and remains the largest of its kind on Earth, partly because its builders mixed in lighter volcanic rock near the top and left a 27-foot hole open at its center.
Wombats produce cube-shaped droppings, the only animal known to do so, forming the flat-sided pellets inside the last stretch of their intestines and stacking them on rocks and logs to mark territory in a way round droppings would simply roll away from.
Iceland’s Hallgrímskirkja church took 41 years to build and was designed to echo the basalt lava columns that cool into hexagonal pillars across the island, so its concrete facade rises in stepped ridges meant to mimic the very rock the country is made of.
A tiny crustacean called Cymothoa exigua enters a fish through its gills, severs the blood vessels of its tongue until the organ withers away, and then latches onto the stub to serve as a functioning replacement tongue for the rest of the fish’s life.

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