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Could Webb help us spot interstellar visitors like ‘Oumuamua'? NASA thinks so
By John Loeffler published
With the recent discoveries of interstellar objects passing through our solar system, scientists believe the James Webb Space Telescope will give us a clear look at these visitors.

Newly discovered monster galaxy is the largest ever found
By John Loeffler published
Newly discovered radio galaxy Alcyoneus is five megaparsecs long – a size that's utterly incomprehensible.

That rocket about to hit the Moon might not be SpaceX's junk – and that's actually worse
By John Loeffler published
New analysis indicates that the space junk about to hit the Moon in two weeks isn't from a SpaceX launch, but this actually makes this whole situation worse.

Billionaire prepared to pay his way again on SpaceX Dragon and the first Starship crew
By John Loeffler published
Billionaire Jared Isaacman has booked three more SpaceX missions, aiming to break space records and crew the first Starship flight.

Rare, untouched coral reef discovered off Tahiti near the ocean's 'twilight zone'
By John Loeffler published
A new and rare coral reef off Tahiti lies as deep at 65 meters beneath the ocean's surface, almost out of reach of the Sun's light.

James Webb Space Telescope's wild first image of a star proves that it's working
By John Loeffler published
Alignment of the primary mirrors on the James Webb Space Telescope is underway, and NASA released its first mosaic image from the $10 billion instrument.

Solar storm wrecks 40 brand new SpaceX Starlink satellites
By John Loeffler published
A recent solar storm managed to knock 40 of SpaceX's new Starlink satellites out of orbit, costing the company $100 million.

Torturous Martian terrain is chewing through NASA Curiosity's tires
By John Loeffler published
New photos of NASA's Mars Curiosity rover shows it's having a time of it dealing with the rugged Martian terrain.
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