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New York State offering free solar eclipse glassesJohn AsburyBy John Asbury The April 8 solar eclipse could impact power. Here's why.Caitlin O'KaneBy Caitlin O'Kane
SpaceX's Starship will go interstellar someday, Elon Musk saysMike WallBy Mike Wall Starship’s monumental third flight ends unexpectedlyAshley StricklandBy Ashley Strickland 'Wildly Successful Test': SpaceX's Starship reaches orbit, biggest rocket ever made Starship launch success brings Musk's vision of cheap space travel closerMarianne Guenot & Morgan McFall-JohnsenBy Marianne Guenot & Morgan McFall-Johnsen
Astronaut Thomas Stafford, commander of Apollo 10, dies at 93 NASA astronaut Tom Stafford has died. He commanded Apollo 10 lunar missionRussell LewisBy Russell Lewis Thomas Stafford, 93, Commander of First U.S.-Soviet Space Mission, DiesRichard GoldsteinBy Richard Goldstein NASA Administrator Pays Tribute to Space Pioneer Thomas Stafford
Pandemic Lockdowns Had Varied Effects on WildlifeEmily AnthesBy Emily Anthes How Wild Animals Actually Responded to Our COVID Lockdowns Global wildlife study during COVID-19 shows rural animals are more sensitive to human activity Nature wasn't healing: What really happened with wildlife during pandemic lockdownsLauren LefferBy Lauren Leffer
A 'devil comet' is set to swing by the sun and could be visible during the eclipseDenise ChowBy Denise Chow How to see the 'devil comet' visible in the night skyJoe HernandezBy Joe Hernandez Rare 'devil comet' to appear in Earth's skies through April solar eclipse Explosive 'devil comet' returns for 1st time in 71 years during April 8 eclipse, NASA saysMary KekatosBy Mary Kekatos
Newly Released Betelgeuse Simulation Shows It As A Boiling, Bubbling BallAlfredo CarpinetiBy Alfredo Carpineti Is Betelgeuse Fading Again? - Sky & Telescope Betelgeuse's mysterious spin could be a cosmic illusion caused by its enormous 'boiling' surfaceHarry BakerBy Harry Baker Betelgeuse's Wild Surface Seems to Be Baffling Our TelescopesMichelle StarrBy Michelle Starr
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New Paper Claims Dark Matter Doesn't Exist at AllVictor TangermannBy Victor Tangermann Study: Dark matter does not exist and the universe is 27 billion years oldEric RallsBy Eric Ralls Controversial new theory of gravity rules out need for dark matterOpinionHannah DevlinBy Hannah Devlin Dark matter isn't real, standard model must be replaced, scientist saysAaron ReichBy Aaron Reich
Next SpaceX Rocket Aiming for Monday Night Launch at Vandenberg Space Force Base | Local NewsJanene ScullyBy Janene Scully SpaceX launches 6000th Starlink satellite on Friday night flightMike WallBy Mike Wall SpaceX to launch Falcon 9 rocket with Starlink satellites from Vandenberg Space Force Base – Spaceflight NowWill Robinson-SmithBy Will Robinson-Smith SpaceX launch recap: Starlink mission Friday from Kennedy Space Center
Launch Roundup: two missions to the ISS, including first Dragon 2 from SLC-40 - NASASpaceFlight.comJohn SharpBy John Sharp SpaceX to launch 30th cargo mission to the ISS for NASA this weekMike WallBy Mike Wall SpaceX, NASA Target March 21 for 30th Resupply Mission to International Space Station from Cape Canaveral This Week in Launch: Super Thursday? Rocket Lab, SpaceX, Russia, and China prepare for launches on the same daySeth KurkowskiBy Seth Kurkowski
Largest-ever map of universe's active supermassive black holes releasedThomas SumnerBy Thomas Sumner This New Map of 1.3 Million Quasars Is A Powerful ToolEvan GoughBy Evan Gough Astronomers Unveil Largest-Ever Map of Universe's Active Supermassive Black Holes Astronomers Create Largest 3D Map of the Universe Using Bright Black Holes
The Atlantic Ocean looks set to form its own Ring of FireHarriet BrewisBy Harriet Brewis Sleeping subduction zone could awaken and form a new 'Ring of Fire' that swallows the Atlantic OceanSascha PareBy Sascha Pare The Atlantic Ocean could be SWALLOWED by a terrifying 'Ring of Fire', scientists say as they discover a 'sleepJonathan ChadwickBy Jonathan Chadwick This 'Ring of Fire' can swallow entire Atlantic Ocean if sleeping subduction zone beneath it awakensTarun MishraBy Tarun Mishra
How to see exploding star nova that NASA says to expect soonMarianne GuenotBy Marianne Guenot Rare star explosion will be visible for a week This Year Could Be A Once In A Lifetime Opportunity To See A NovaStephen LuntzBy Stephen Luntz
'Ram pressure can make stars': Nasa captures Virgo Galaxy cluster Hubble Views a Galaxy Under Pressure NASA Hubble Telescope captures Virgo galaxy cluster that is 52 million light-years away. See picVrinda JainBy Vrinda Jain Hubble Space Telescope Images Magellanic Spiral GalaxyEnrico De LazaroBy Enrico De Lazaro
Scientists discover a 'gigantic' volcano on Mars with a surprising secret Giant Volcano Discovered on Mars Saturday Citations: The volcanoes of Mars; Starship launched; 'Try our new menu item,' say Australian researchersChris PackhamBy Chris Packham Scientists Find 'Long-Sought' Giant Volcano Hidden in Plain Sight on MarsRobyn WhiteBy Robyn White
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Orcas covered in scars left by ‘cookiecutter sharks’ may be new population, study saysIrene WrightBy Irene Wright Mysterious Shark-Bitten Orcas Feeding On Sperm Whales Don't Fit Any Known CategoriesStephen LuntzBy Stephen Luntz Scientists find a new population of sperm-whale killers Orcas Spotted in Northeastern Pacific Ocean Could Be New PopulationCristen Hemingway JaynesBy Cristen Hemingway Jaynes
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Taters the cat: Why Nasa beamed a cat video 19 million miles into deep space Why Nasa beamed this cat video 19 million milesTom HeydenBy Tom Heyden Earth Received a Message Laser-Beamed From 10 Million Miles Away in NASA TestDavid NieldBy David Nield NASA's big experiment: This cat video streamed 19 million miles from deep space
Mars's influence on Earth reaches deep into our oceansJoshua HawkinsBy Joshua Hawkins Every 2.4 Million Years, Mars Does Something Unexpected to Our Ocean's DepthsMichelle StarrBy Michelle Starr Mars Has Unexpected Effect on Earth's Deep OceansJess ThomsonBy Jess Thomson Every 2.4 million years, Mars tugs on Earth so hard it changes the ocean floorEmily CookeBy Emily Cooke
How long would it take to walk around Mars?Rebecca SohnBy Rebecca Sohn The six mind-blowing spots space tourists might explore on Mars including colossal volcanoes & black sand...Millie TurnerBy Millie Turner 8 must visit locations on Mars for future space tourists
Greenland Ice Sheet motion minimally impacted by late-season melting, study finds Greenland's Petermann Glacier melting rate has tripled due to warm ocean water Greenland Cascading 30 Million Tons Per Hour - CounterPunch.orgRobert HunzikerBy Robert Hunziker New study uncovers impact of disappearing ice in Greenland: 'It is an important topic'Tina DeinesBy Tina Deines
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Strange structures discovered in the Pacific could change our understanding of EarthHarriet BrewisBy Harriet Brewis
The Conversation Indonesia Strange rock formations beneath the Pacific Ocean could change our understanding of the early EarthSimon Lamb & Cornel Edwin Jan De RondeBy Simon Lamb & Cornel Edwin Jan De Ronde Oldest evidence of earthquakes found in strange jumble of 3.3 billion-year-old rocks from AfricaPatrick PesterBy Patrick Pester Pacific Ocean study shines fresh light on Earth originsEvan WasukaBy Evan Wasuka
NASA's 'Snap It!' computer game teaches kids about solar eclipsesSamantha MathewsonBy Samantha Mathewson What You Need To Watch The April 2024 Solar Eclipse | Weather.com Businesses are ready for April's total solar eclipse with celestial-themed doughnuts and beer NASA Debuts 'Snap It!' Game for Eclipse Education
Harriet BrewisBy Harriet Brewis
Scientists Thought Only Two Animals Lived in The Great Salt Lake. They Were Wrong.Carly CassellaBy Carly Cassella Strange Critters Found in Great Salt Lake: 'Amazing'Robyn WhiteBy Robyn White A new species found in Utah's Great Salt Lake changes what we know about its ecosystemCarter WilliamsBy Carter Williams Move over, brine shrimp: Scientists discover new animal living in the Great Salt Lake
Northern Lights May Be Seen As Far South As CA This Month: Heres WhyBea KarnesBy Bea Karnes Canadian Cities With The Best Chance To See Northern Lights In 2024Sandra MacgregorBy Sandra Macgregor Holes in Earth's magnetic field make March great for Northern LightsMarianne Guenot & Morgan McFall-JohnsenBy Marianne Guenot & Morgan McFall-Johnsen What causes Aurora or the Northern lights
Researchers Name Ancient Species of Giant Turtle After a Universe-Vomiting Stephen King Character Newly discovered fossil of giant turtle is named after Stephen King novel character Fossil of Giant Freshwater Turtle Discovered in Brazilian AmazonEnrico De LazaroBy Enrico De Lazaro Newly discovered giant turtle fossil named after Stephen King characterCara TabachnickBy Cara Tabachnick
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ULA Delta-4 Heavy NROL-70 United Launch Alliance’s Delta IV Heavy readies for final flightRichard AngleBy Richard Angle Space Systems Command Leads Last NRO Mission to Use Delta Heavy rocketJamie BennetBy Jamie Bennet In Brief: Final Delta IV Heavy Set To Launch March 28
Study Reveals How Ancient Humans Escaped Climate Extinction 900000 Years AgoMichelle StarrBy Michelle Starr Migration of hominins out of Africa may have been driven by the first major glaciation of the PleistoceneBob YirkaBy Bob Yirka Humanity's Near-Extinction 900000 Years Ago Preceded Great MigrationStephen LuntzBy Stephen Luntz Out of Africa Theory Changed
The James Webb Space Telescope is digging deep into the mysteries of gas planetsMonisha RavisettiBy Monisha Ravisetti Astronomers Are Snapping Baby Pictures of Planets by the DozenPhil PlaitBy Phil Plait Our survey of the sky is uncovering the secrets of how planets are bornChristian GinskiBy Christian Ginski Space News: Groundbreaking survey reveals secrets of planet birth around dozens of stars
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Scientists discover first long-lasting radio bursts above sunspots - NASASpaceFlight.comHaygen WarrenBy Haygen Warren NASA-Supported Team Discovers Aurora-Like Radio Bursts Above SunspotVanessa ThomasBy Vanessa Thomas A group of astronomers detects for the first time signals similar to the Earth's auroras on a sunspotYurima CeldranBy Yurima Celdran Researchers discover radio bursts similar to aurorae above sunspotsAditya MadanapalleBy Aditya Madanapalle
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