Moon Crosses Earth's Face in Amazing Million-Mile Video
DSCOVR images/video show the moon crossing Earth from 1 million miles away. [Read the full story.]
Fly Over Ceres' Mysterious Mountain and Bright Spots in Incredible Video
New video/animation looks at mountain and Occator crater, even goes into 3D. Scientists talk about future features to scope out. [Read the full story.]
Space Station Crosses the Moon in Awesome NASA Photos
New pics show the transit happening, also a gif. [Read the full story.]
Apollo Moon Rocket Engines Recovered by Amazon CEO Preserved for Display
The historic F-1 rocket engines that once launched NASA's Apollo astronauts to the moon on the Saturn V rocket have been restored by Jeff Bezos. [Read the full story.]
Saturn Moons Stare Up at Ringed Planet in Gorgeous New Photo
Two Saturn moons appear to be gazing up at their giant parent planet in a gorgeous new photo taken by NASA's Cassini spacecraft. [Read the full story.]
These Weird Red Arcs on Saturn's Moon Tethys Can't Be Explained
Weird features on moon cannot be explained. [Read the full story.]
Ghost of a Dying Star Hints at Sun's Future
A bubble of gas has been spotted by telescopes, floating like a cosmic ghost with a dying star at its heart. [Read the full story.]
Monstrous Whirling Gas Cloud Reveals Clues About Galaxy Formation
For the first time ever, astronomers have seen a protogalactic disk — a giant whirling cloud of gas from which a galaxy develops. [Read the full story.]
Ancient Galaxy Is Most Distant Ever Found
Astronomers have spotted the farthest-flung galaxy in the known universe. [Read the full story.]
Giant Mystery Ring of Galaxies Should Not Exist
Astronomers have announced the discovery of a truly monstrous structure consisting of a ring of galaxies around 5 billion light-years across — and it defies cosmological theory. [Read the full story.]
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