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A brain scan could help reveal if antidepressants will work for a patient

brain wave biometric identification eeg headset

Jeff Bezos sells $4 billion in Amazon stock, and no one knows why

Jeff Bezos

SpaceX reportedly eyeing May 2020 for first crewed flight of its spacecraft

Crew Dragon capsule

Digital Trends Live: Oscar wrap-up, the Galaxy Z Flip, and more

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Low-Earth orbit is overcrowded. This Silicon Valley startup has a solution

Space Debris

Astronomers detect strange transient radio pulses repeating in 16-day cycle

Image of the host galaxy of FRB 180916 (center) acquired with the 8-meter Gemini-North telescope of NSF’s OIR Lab on Hawaii’s Maunakea.

Amateur astronomer identifies rare double nucleus in the Cocoon Galaxy

This Hubble image shows the galaxy NGC 4490.

Resupply mission to International Space Station aborted due to sensor error

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Solar Orbiter blasts off on mission to discover the secrets of the sun

Solar Orbiter

Storm helps British Airways to new subsonic trans-Atlantic flight record

british airways cabin crew given ipads

Researchers develop technique for analyzing moon dust from a single grain

Apollo 17 astronaut and geologist Harrison Schmitt in 1972 collecting samples of lunar soil that would later be used in this study.

Parker probe data reveals link between solar flares and cosmic radiation

NASA’s Parker Solar Probe approaching the Sun.

How to watch Northrop Grumman launch its 13th resupply mission to the ISS

A Northrop Grumman Antares rocket, with Cygnus resupply spacecraft onboard, launches from Pad-0A of NASA's Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia Nov. 2, 2019.

Pluto has a beating heart of frozen nitrogen. Here’s why

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International Space Station upgrade brings near-real-time communication

Image of Europe's space laboratory Columbus

Groundbreaking Solar Orbiter mission will capture first images of sun’s poles

Illustration of ESA's Solar Orbiter

How did the planets Uranus and Neptune become so different?

Uranus (left) and Neptune photographed by Voyager 2.

Boeing Starliner valve mapping error could have brought down the spacecraft

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Voyager 2, one of our most distant probes, overcomes glitch and is back online

Artist's concept of NASA's Voyager spacecraft.

Why the Mars 2020 rover is armed with a high-powered laser

Mars 2020's mast, or "head," includes a laser instrument called SuperCam that can vaporize rock material and study the resulting plasma.

European planet-hunting satellite CHEOPS captures its first image

Illustration of CHEOPS, ESA’s first exoplanet mission

How the space industry is making space for women

NASA astronaut Christina Hammock Koch

Having learned nothing, Space Force turns to the internet to name its members

space force test launched unarmed ballistic missile new leader visits crew at cavalier air station

How genetically engineered moths could save billions in crop damage losses

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How to watch the launch of the ESA and NASA Solar Orbiter on Sunday

An illuratrion of ESA’s (European Space Agency’s) Solar Orbiter spacecraft

Monster galaxy from the early universe lived fast and died young

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SpaceX plan to put 42,000 satellites in orbit could face a big legal roadblock

starlink

737 Max: Boeing is working to fix another issue with its troubled aircraft

Boeing 737 Max 8

Boeing’s Starliner had a far more serious issue during its debut flight

Starliner

Amazing aerial drone display uses smoke machines and laser projection

collmot drone smoke display laser writing on

Yarn made from lab-grown skin sounds horrifying, but it may help save your life

yarn grown from human skin cells surgeon stitching up patients

SpaceX will let you launch a satellite into space for as little as $1 million

spacex rideshare program launches satellites for 1 million

The U.S. Space Force launched its first nuclear-ready ballistic missile test

space force test launched unarmed ballistic missile new leader visits crew at cavalier air station

A.I. upscaling makes this film from 1896 look like it was shot in dazzling 4K

ai upscaling lumiere brothers 1896 train video

Good at StarCraft? DARPA wants to train military robots with your brain waves

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Stellar fight to the death illuminates unusual star life cycle

The new ALMA image of the binary HD101584

State of the Union: Trump reaffirms desire to see U.S. put a flag on Mars

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Twitter moves to ban deepfakes that ’cause harm’ ahead of 2020 election

Hand holding a Twitter phone

DARPA tests drones that can be dropped from planes and collected in midair

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How did Iowa screw up its Dem caucus vote? There was an app for that

Democratic Presidential Candidate Joe Biden Campaigns In Iowa

New ‘reverse solar panel’ generates power at night by radiating heat into space

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Sleep pods give health care workers some much-needed rest

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The red planet looks almost Earth-like in the detailed maps of the Mars Atlas 

The Mars Atlas Book Kickstarter

Watch record-breaking astronaut Christina Koch return to Earth on Wednesday

The Soyuz MS-13 crew spacecraft approaching the International Space Station

Autonomous sub videos the underside of an Antarctic glacier for the first time

Icefin under the McMurdo sea ice in Antarctica. Photo from Rob Robbins, USAP Diver

Amateur photographers discover new type of aurora called ‘the dunes’

Auroral dunes photographed on Oct 7, 2018 near Laitila, Finland.

Terminator Tape could tackle space debris by efficiently de-orbiting satellites

An illustration of the Terminator Tape in action.

Changes in Mars’ atmosphere are driven by enormous CO2 ice cap at its pole

The Martian pole

NASA wants to manufacture spacecraft parts in low-Earth orbit

The Space Infrastructure Dexterous Robot (SPIDER) technology demonstration is slated to take place on NASA’s Restore-L spacecraft. The payload will assemble a functional communications antenna and manufacture a spacecraft beam.

Human Screenome Project wants you to share everything you do on your smartphone

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