A deep partial lunar eclipse on Aug. 27‑28 covered 96.2% of the Moon, offering an “almost blood moon” view for observers across the globe.
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Archaeologists at Lingjing in northern China have dated sophisticated stone tools to 146,000 years ago, linking them to the extinct hominin Homo juluensis and revising the timeline of ice‑age technology in East Asia.
The Artemis II crew reflects on their historic mission to the moon, expressing gratitude and awe at the experience.
SpaceX's Starship rocket is designed to be reusable, with the ability to be caught and refly within days.
A meteorite that fell in New Jersey in 2024 contains hundreds of amino acids, most of which are not found on Earth.
Enceladus, a moon of Saturn, has the necessary conditions for life, including liquid water, chemistry, and hydrothermal energy.
SpaceX's Starship generates over twice the thrust of the Saturn V, but still needs to demonstrate ship-to-ship refueling in orbit.
Scientists at Stanford University have made a breakthrough in restoring aging joints, which could help treat osteoarthritis.
NASA officials express confidence in launching a nuclear electric propulsion demonstration mission by 2028 after visiting Idaho National Laboratory.
Astronomers and health experts say Reflect Orbital’s experimental mirror satellite could blind observers and alter the natural night environment.