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Entertainment

[Exclusive Clip] This Meditative Film Reveals the Earth’s Subtle Rotation

01.15.16

By Beckett Mufson
Tech

Seventy Years Ago, We Bounced Signals Off the Moon for the First Time

01.10.16

By Becky Ferreira
Tech

China’s Lunar Rover Found a New Type of Moon Rock

12.22.15

By Becky Ferreira
Tech

The Apollo 12 Crew’s Casual Photography Looks Like Space Age Instagram

12.21.15

By Becky Ferreira
Tech

Behold the Glory of NASA’s Data-Rich 2016 Lunar Calendar Videos

12.13.15

By Becky Ferreira
Tech

Mars Will Have a Saturn-Like Ring After Its Biggest Moon Disintegrates

11.23.15

By Michael Byrne
Tech

What Pluto Looks Like Over One Day, or 6.4 Earth Days

11.21.15

By Daniel Oberhaus
Tech

Astronomers Use Earth as a Model for Climate Change on Saturn’s Moon

11.08.15

By Daniel Oberhaus
Breaking Gender Stereotypes with France’s First Woman in Space

11.05.15

By Kat Lister
Tech

Russia Is Testing an All-Female Astronaut Crew for a Mission to the Moon

10.29.15

By Drew Schwartz
Tech

A Mysterious Piece of Space Junk Is Headed for Earth, and Astronomers Are Stoked

10.25.15

By Rachel Pick
Babies Stay Woke

10.22.15

By KOOL A.D.

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