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On Jan. 4, 2026, during the Houston Texans’ Space City Day game, two bright-orange spacesuits stood out against the green turf at NRG Stadium. NASA’s Johnson Space Center (JSC) used

British amateur astronomer, Sir Patrick Moore, used to say that the best first telescope isn’t a telescope at all — it’s a pair of binoculars. Telescopes are wonderful — the

A long-gestating effort to bring a Starfleet Academy TV series from concept to reality has finally manifested itself, as the “Discovery” spinoff series’ Star Trek: Starfleet Academy debuted on Paramount+

An unusual ratio of potassium isotopes, found in samples of basaltic rock brought back to Earth from the moon’s South Pole–Aitken Basin by China’s Chang’e 6 sample-return mission, has provided

A tremendously large cloud that blocked the light from a distant star has been found to consist of swirling winds of vaporized metal. Even more curious, the cloud appears to

Masters of The Universe – Official Teaser Trailer – YouTube Watch On Admit it, you thought we’d start this news piece with a “By The Power of Greyskull” bit, right?

During the winter season, two celestial dogs — the constellations Canis Major and Canis Minor — are on display in our evening sky. If we begin to stargaze this week

Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket is about to show its reusability chops. New Glenn will loft one of AST SpaceMobile’s huge Block 2 BlueBird internet-beaming satellites on its next mission,

As the first human moon mission in decades approaches two weeks before its prime launch date, NASA has a lot to do before it can get four astronauts into space

Jupiter’s icy moon Europa may have a previously unrecognized way of delivering life-supporting chemicals to its vast subsurface ocean, according to new research. Europa, one of the dozens of moons