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7 of the best portable air conditioners to keep you cool this summer
The one thing we know about summer? There will be heat waves.
NASA reveals their plan to collect Martian samples
We could see Mars samples on Earth by 2033
By Mark Stetson and Chase DiBenedetto
SpaceX just launched South Korea's first mission to the Moon
The orbiter will arrive mid-December.
By Amanda Yeo
How an art installation is teaching children to cycle safely
The designer hopes it will help promote a more sustainable way to travel for a younger generation
By Emmett Smith
Webb telescope captures vivid galaxy collision in new photo
New telescope, who dis?
Space junk found on Australian farms suspected to be from SpaceX
The latest find stands nearly 10 feet tall.
By Amanda Yeo
In a race against extreme floods, some cities look to nature
Meet the architects igniting a green city revolution.
Rocket debris from China's largest rocket fell through Earth's atmosphere
Uncontrolled space junk is a big problem.
Skyscraper-sized asteroids are flying past Earth this weekend
Don't worry! They've got terrible aim.
NASA gears up to bring back samples from Mars
The conceptual Mars Sample Return Program is getting closer to reality.
NASA finds the most comfortable spot to exist on the moon
Just a light sweater should be fine.
Stunning space video shows Webb telescope peering into the distant cosmos
Unprecedented views.
By Mark Kaufman
Scientists discover ancient shark swimming in a really strange place
"It looked very, very old."
By Mark Kaufman
What do the James Webb images tell us about the sun's fate?
The sun is middle-aged?!
By Mark Stetson and Elisha Sauers
A climate scientist explains the record-breaking heatwave engulfing Europe
"These big events are a real wake up call."
What NASA actually said about the space rock that hit the Webb telescope
It's not a calamity.
By Mark Kaufman
NASA just announced an ambitious date to launch its megarocket to the moon
It's what you might call a "moonshot."
By Mike Pearl
The James Webb Space Telescope images looked warped. Here's why.
Ever heard of gravitational lensing?
By Mark Stetson and Mark Kaufman
Why the first Webb telescope image is so warped, twisted, and weird
This isn't photoshopped.
By Mark Kaufman
