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A spent SpaceX Falcon 9 upper stage struck the Moon near Einstein Crater. Here is what crashed, why it happened and what scientists can learn.

Research from Virginia Polytechnic Institute is developing novel thermal management methods for disaggregated lunar infrastructure, addressing a gap in existing solutions built for larger spacecraft.

NPR’s Short Wave digs into the biology of birdsong, the deep history of avocados and what Egyptian warrior princesses can reveal about the

NASA's response to viral gravity-loss claims shows how false science posts can ride real eclipse and meteor-shower interest.

Voyager Technologies CEO Dylan Taylor says regular human work and travel to the Moon could become realistic by the early 2030s.

As hosepipe restrictions spread in dry weather, BBC Science explains the everyday garden tasks that may still be allowed — and the situations where penalties can follow.

Experts warn a growing number of AI-enhanced photos on birdwatching platforms are creating fake sightings, threatening the credibility of a citizen-science tool scientists rely on for genuine research.

The Republic of Mauritius has officially joined the Artemis Accords, becoming the 70th signatory and the seventh African country to commit to responsible space exploration.

Netflix's August film schedule ranges from science fiction and anime to documentary and crime thrillers, with several major releases spread across the month.

The Last House is now streaming on Netflix. Here is a spoiler-free guide to its cast, survival-thriller premise, director, rating and release details.

NASA has opened media accreditation for the Roman Space Telescope launch and the SpaceX Crew-13 mission, both scheduled for liftoff in the coming months

NASA and Blue Origin have agreed to use the B-2 test stand at Stennis Space Center for second-stage hot fire testing of New Glenn as part of future Artemis work

A volunteer has built a machine-learning tool for NASA-supported Space Cloud Watch to distinguish rare noctilucent clouds from lower-altitude look-alikes.

NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope has launched from Florida on a mission to study dark energy, dark matter and distant exoplanets.

NASA’s Psyche spacecraft used Mars for a gravity assist on May 15, 2026, while new images show the planet’s crescent widening during the approach

New research cited by NPR suggests invasive plants and animals can cause greater ecological and economic damage in lower-income countries across the Global South.

A solar eclipse, dark new moon and Perseid meteor peak are giving skywatchers and NASA scientists an unusually rich August observing window.

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NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day for August 19, 2026 turns attention to what it calls the case of the mysterious maybe meteor, a reminder that even striking sky images can require careful interpretation. APOD has

NASA astronaut Chris Williams is set to return to Earth after an eight-month first stay on the International Space Station, where he helped with research, repairs and spacewalks.

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A NASA Earth Observatory view captures snow-covered peaks and deep river-carved valleys in northwestern Washington, highlighting the rugged terrain of Olympic National

NASA’s Psyche mission captured an enhanced-color mosaic of Mars during a May 15, 2026 flyby, showing craters, ridges, wind streaks and volcanic plains in the planet’s southern highlands