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[ad_1] The International Space Station is always orbiting the Earth at about 17,000 miles per hour, or five miles per second. But its incredible speed does not mean it's impossible to see. …

[ad_1] It is a truly surprising and rewarding turn for a spaceship that most of us had canceled. At Engadget, we wrote two separate articles "It's the end for Kepler," one from …

[ad_1] Renewable energy facilities such as wind turbines and solar farms are generally responsible for preventing environmental changes, but according to new research they can cause their own environmental changes. According to …

[ad_1] Fishermen caught with this enormous skull and antlers from an extinct Irish elk. Credit: Pat Grimes / Ardboe Heritage Fishermen in Northern Ireland in the wrestling of a lifetime on Wednesday …

[ad_1] NASA / JPL-CaltechAn illustration of NASA's Dawn spacecraft flying towards Ceres using its ion thrusters. NASA launched an ion-propelled probe called Dawn Towards the Asteroid Belt in 2007. In 2015, Dawn …

[ad_1] Ultra-bright X-ray sources, seen in purple in this image combining data from the Hubble Space Telescope and the Chandra X-ray Observatory, encircle an annular galaxy, the result of a collision with …

[ad_1] The researchers detected a cosmic wind in a galaxy 12 billion light-years away, the first time the phenomenon was observed at such a distance and so long ago in the past …

[ad_1] A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket is launched from the Cape Canaveral Air Base on July 22, 2018 with the TELSTAR 19V commercial communications satellite for Telesat Canada.(Photo: SpaceX) If all goes …

[ad_1] Image credit: Outer Places, adapted from NASA photo Using data from NASA's Kepler Space Telescope, a graduate student and an international team of researchers discovered an exoplanet twice as large as …

[ad_1] NASA has successfully tested a supersonic parachute designed to land the agency's next rover on Mars (Sept. 7) during a rocket flight from Wallops Island, Virginia. The suborbital launch was designed …