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Why can't we feel the Earth moving?
As just one of all the living creatures on Earth, you're along for the ride as our planet constantly moves in two major ways.
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Why can't we feel the Earth moving?
As just one of all the living creatures on Earth, you're along for the ride as our planet constantly moves in two major ways.
On this day! Oct. 5, 1962: Happy Birthday, European Southern Observatory!
On. Oct. 5, 1962, the European Southern Observatory was born!
This Week In Space podcast: Episode 180 — NASA is Closed for Business
And Other Top Space Stories
Blue Origin reveals space tourists to launch on next New Shepard rocket
The company has not yet announced a target date for the NS-36 mission, its 15th passenger flight.
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'Andromeda' at 25: An optimistic but flawed sci-fi romp cobbled together from the notes of 'Star Trek' creator Gene Roddenberry
Paying tribute to the 'Star Trek' creator's posthumous space adventure that still resonates with fans today.
A hidden ocean may have once existed on Uranus' moon Ariel
"Ultimately, we just need to go back to the Uranus system and see for ourselves."
Best binoculars 2025 — best overall models for stargazing, wildlife and general use
We have fully tested and ranked the best binoculars for stargazing and spotting galaxies — plus they might be even cheaper this Amazon Prime Day in October.
'Space: Above and Beyond': 30 years on, Fox's failed military sci-fi series is almost lost to time... and that's a shame
Death to the Chig! We take a look back at this pioneering TV show on its 30th birthday.
How unexploded bombs cause environmental damage – and why climate change exacerbates the problem
One of the key ways war leads to environmental harm is by leaving behind unexploded weaponry.
Alien: Earth – how realistic are the extraterrestrials? Three experts rank them
Like many fans we are simply having fun using science to analyze the creatures.
The moon is getting slightly farther away from the Earth each year — a physicist explains why
Scientists measure the distance to the Moon by bouncing lasers off mirrors placed there by space probes and astronauts.