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Among the many outstanding questions in science, 'Are We Alone' must be the one that captivates scientists and public alike. I have very fond memories watching the SETI screensaver on my laptop churn through data while a...

Using data from DR3, a team of Chinese researchers have predicted thousands of future microlensing events! The post Gaia is so Accurate it Can Predict Microlensing Events appeared first on Universe Today.

In preparation for their sample-return mission to Mars (Tianwen-3), Chinese scientists have created an atmospheric model that accurately simulates Martian weather The post China Wants to Retrieve a Sample of Mars by 2028...

Rogue Space Systems launched its first demonstration mission Nov. 11 on the SpaceX Transporter-9 rideshare. The post Rogue Space launches its first demonstration mission on Transporter-9 appeared first on SpaceNews.

The U.S. Space Force awarded Saber Astronautics a $1.2 million contract to develop data visualization software focused on the cislunar region of space, between Earth and the moon's orbit. The post Saber Astronautics gets...

SpaceX plans to launch two communication satellites today (Nov. 12) from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida.

A new AI method can rapidly spot and map large icebergs in satellite images, helping scientists track changes to icebergs and their meltwater.

It started with a simple experiment that was all the rage in the early 20th century. And as is usually the case, simple experiments often go on to change the world, leading Einstein himself to open the revolutionary door...

An exclusive clip from season 1 of "Beacon 23," MGM+'s new psychological sci-fi series.

While landing humans on the moon was indeed historic and the boot-kicked lunar dust has settled, perhaps that achievement had more of an impact on society than we realized.

SpaceX is hoping to re-launch Starship, the most powerful rocket ever built, next week, the company said, after an attempt in April ended in a spectacular explosion.

The annual meeting of a scientific committee called the Venus Exploration Analysis Group, or VEXAG, coincided this year with Halloween. Befitting the occasion, there were both tricks and treats for scientists studying th...