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NASA wants to put a nuclear reactor on the moon, and they're open for ideas on how to do it Something will have to be there to power future missions to the Moon, and a lunar fission reactor could be it. By Elizabeth Rayne 11 hours ago
Planet Nine might have been glimpsed by a satellite in 1983... or not Back in the Neon Decade, something that could have been Planet Nine was seen — and overlooked. By Elizabeth Rayne 1 day ago
How NASA's DART mission got an extra push from Redwire tech so it can shove an asteroid out of orbit Next-gen tech from Redwire is powering NASA's DART mission to go smash an asteroid out of orbit. By Elizabeth Rayne 5 days ago
Neutrons could be the tiniest time capsules to come out of the birth of the universe How was the universe born? The way neutrons decay in space may tell us what happened in those first moments. By Elizabeth Rayne 1 week ago
Astronauts shelter aboard ISS Dragon capsule in close call with destroyed satellite debris Things are back to normal in space…for now, at least. By Benjamin Bullard 2 weeks ago
Martian ketchup? Heinz has gotten this close, and yes, it really is edible Martian tomatoes? Almost—Heinz has now created ketchup from tomatoes grown in a simulation of Mars. By Elizabeth Rayne 2 weeks ago
Superpowers in space: super-radiation is the force behind powerful galactic superwinds Galactic superwinds that were thought to come from supernovas are actually driven by UV radiation. By Elizabeth Rayne 2 weeks ago
NASA is thinking of new ways to find aliens… if they exist NASA has a scale for measuring how far we are from finding alien life. By Elizabeth Rayne 3 weeks ago
Everything you need to know about NASA's groundbreaking Lucy mission to explore Trojan asteroids By Elizabeth Rayne 1 month ago
