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How to see the Orionid meteor shower without a telescope
Perhaps you've heard of their parent space rock: Halley's Comet?
By Mike Pearl
Huge, unusually powerful explosion in space just detected by scientists
"It's the equivalent of getting front row seats at a fireworks show."
By Mark Kaufman
Webb telescope sees rare star duo rife with dust rings
That's not a smear on the lens.
Black hole vomits years after gobbling up a star
A stellar meal that didn't sit well.
While drought continues to wreak havoc in Kenya, an age-old technology is providing relief for some
The simple, but effective technology could save lives
By Emmett Smith
Scientists taught brain cells to play legendary 'Pong' game
A new study shows they adapted and got better over time.
Incredible Fat Bear Week champ is more than just the fattest bear
He's a legend in his realm.
By Mark Kaufman
It worked! NASA successfully moved a stadium-sized asteroid.
Scientists confirmed the results with ground-based telescopes.
Park rangers saw something unprecedented in this year's fat bears
"The story of the year."
By Mark Kaufman
NASA finds Earth's moon didn't need hundreds of years to form. Try hours.
Watch a violent collision simulation that could have spawned the moon.
Fat Bear Week is back and it's the best one yet
"This year the tournament is pretty wide open."
By Mark Kaufman
NASA swooped over ocean world Europa and captured weird, stunning footage
"Europa is of incredible interest."
By Mark Kaufman
Working like bees, 3D-printing drones could change the future of construction
The drones could be used to build shelters in harsh conditions both on Earth and in space.
What's Fat Bear Week?
"Each bear faces its own challenges in order to gain the body mass necessary to survive."
By Mark Kaufman
Nobel Prize awarded to scientist at the fore of investigating human evolution
It's the first of the Nobel Prizes to be given out this week.
NASA's surprising reason for crashing into an asteroid's moon
And why the mission was dubbed "Double" Asteroid Redirection Test.
Webb telescope sees a much hairier spiral galaxy than Hubble
They're both special in their own way.
Yes, climate change is impacting hurricanes in big ways. Here's how.
Hurricane Ian adds to the sum of this growing scientific evidence.
By Mark Kaufman
