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A Lonely Galaxy Gives Birth to Hundreds of Stars

By Marisa Gertz

Gypsy Moth Caterpillars Are Eating Their Way Through the Forests of the Northeast

By Maya Rhodan

Here's Why John Glenn Still Matters at 95

By Jeffrey Kluger

First In-Orbit Photo of Jupiter From Juno Released

By Casey Quackenbush
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Here's What Explains the 'Morse Code' on Mars

An apparent sign of intelligent life is, alas, nothing of the kind

By Jeffrey Kluger

See the Stunning First-Ever Video of Jupiter and Its Moons

The newly arrived Juno spacecraft captures an elegant cosmic dance

By Jeffrey Kluger

New Google Doodle Celebrate's Juno's Entry Into Jupiter's Orbit

"Today's Doodle celebrates this incredible moment of human achievement"

By TIME Staff

The Big News on July 4 Could Be all About Jupiter

After a five-year journey, a NASA spacecraft arrives at the solar system's largest planet

By Jeffrey Kluger

Curiosity Rover Reveals Special Mars Sand Dunes Not Seen on Earth

The "wind-drag ripples" are unique

By Marisa Gertz

Red, White, and Blue in Space Photography

Astronomy images come in a rainbow of colors, but they're more than just pretty pictures.

By Marisa Gertz

Hubble Space Telescope Captures Stellar Fireworks

Just in time for the Fourth of July

By Marisa Gertz

Why NASA is Legally Required to Go to Jupiter—and Why That's Good

An icy Jovian moon may be our best hope for finding extraterrestrial biology

By Jeffrey Kluger

'Electric Wind' May Be Why Venus Lacks Water

Venus has an "electric wind" strong enough to strip traces of water from its upper atmosphere

By Emma Ockerman

See the Strawberry Moon from the International Space Station

The full moon on the summer solstice, as seen by astronaut Jeff Williams

By Marisa Gertz

An Astronaut's View: Photos From 6 Months in Space

Astronaut Tim Peake returns to Earth

By Marisa Gertz

Dust Storm Covers Red Sea

The lay of the land was particularly ripe for large gusts of dust

By Amanda Calvo

This Scary Animation Shows How Glacier National Park Is Losing Its Glaciers

Glacier National Park could be glacier-free by 2030

By Marisa Gertz

Satellite Photos Show Historic Flooding in Texas

Water levels are higher than they have been in over a century

By Marisa Gertz

See How Much Water Has Disappeared From Lake Mead in the Past 30 Years

Drought has left the country's largest reservoir with the lowest water level ever recorded

By Justin Worland

NASA's Ambitious Plan to Help Build The Next Concorde

NASA and Lockheed Martin are working on a design that could fix the Concorde's biggest problem: It was just too loud

By Alex Fitzpatrick
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