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NASA photos reveal serious damage to its Mars helicopter
On upper left, a broken rotor tip on the Ingenuity helicopter as captured by the craft's navigation camera.

Are you in the solar eclipse path? These calculators tell you.
Path of totality crossing the United States during April 2024 solar eclipse




How the 2024 solar eclipse will be different from the last
People watching a total solar eclipse


Japan’s moon landing picture might be the space photo of the decade
SLIM spacecraft sitting upside down on the moon

NASA's Mars helicopter just died. Here's what happened.
The shadow of NASA's Ingenuity helicopter on Mars in October 2023.

Two moon landing missions show the spaceflight struggle is real
SLIM spacecraft landing on the moon


Scientists found an enigma in deep space. The Webb telescope solved it.
An artist's conception of the James Webb Space Telescope orbiting 1 million miles from Earth.

The thrilling solar eclipse is soon. An expert gave us viewing tips.
The total solar eclipse photographed in August 2017.


Webb discovers close star system suffered recent trauma
Webb studying Beta Pictoris

NASA telescope discovers a bizarre, half-lava world
Astronomers imagining a lava world

SpaceX says refueling its Starship in space won't be scary
Starship landing on the moon

NASA can finally touch the 'rarest' rocks on Earth
NASA spacecraft observing asteroid Bennu rocks

Get ready: SpaceX Starship will try to fly again soon
SpaceX getting ready to launch Starship


NASA won't fly astronauts to the moon in 2024 — for good reason
Astronauts training for Artemis II

Scientists find planet with a tail 150 times longer than the Mississippi
A conception of exoplanet WASP-69b, with a long tail, orbiting its star.

The first moon mission of 2024 failed. Here's why.
Peregrine moon lander separating from rocket

Exoplanet weather report: hot with a chance of cyclone
Hubble observing exoplanet WASP-121b

NASA just spotted an exploded star blasting vital elements into space
The supernova remnant N132D, an exploded star some 160,000 light-years away.

U.S. weather satellite snaps amazing view of sun explosions
An artist's conception of a GOES satellite orbiting Earth.
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