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On Friday, NASA debuted the teams that will pilot America’s two commercial spacecraft: Boeing’s Starliner and SpaceX’s Crew Dragon. Continue reading NASA Announces the First Astronauts Who Will Fly in the SpaceX Dragon
Europa is irradiated by Jupiter’s intense magnetosphere, but you don’t have to dig far before life finds a way (theoretically). Continue reading Signs of Alien Life on Europa Might Only Be Centimeters Under the Surface
“The sarcophagus has been opened, but we have not been hit by a curse.” Continue reading Authorities Opened That Black Sarcophagus and Found Three Mummies Stewing in Sewage
“She had them on her face, around her mouth, around her ears, her neck and her hair.” Continue reading A Swarm of 80,000 ‘Killer’ Bees Stung a California Woman 200 Times
The moons were discovered serendipitously while astronomers hunted for the hypothetical Planet Nine. Continue reading Twelve New Moons Discovered Orbiting Jupiter
The discovery suggests that Natufian hunter-gatherers baked bread from wild grains long before it was cultivated from crops. Continue reading The Oldest Bread Ever Found Dates Back 14,400 Years and Predates Agriculture
NYC, Miami, and Seattle are among the metropolitan regions most vulnerable to internet infrastructure damage due to climate change. Continue reading Sea Level Rise Will Flood Key Internet Infrastructure Within 15 Years
Cape Canaveral’s Space Launch Complex 17, built in 1956, was demolished on Thursday. Continue reading Watch NASA Blow Up a Piece of Spaceflight History
The IceCube Neutrino Observatory, along with over a dozen other institutions, shed light on the high-energy universe with multi-messenger astronomy. Continue reading For the First Time, Astronomers Detected a ‘Ghost Particle’ and Tracked It to Its Source
The snake stowaway has been confiscated by the US Fish and Wildlife Services. Continue reading A Man Tried to Smuggle a Python Onto a Plane Inside a Hard Drive