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Space certainly isn't a safe place at all, and there are many different things that have the possibility of killing you if you were ever to explore it.

NASA's Hubble Space Telescope may be a relic compared to Webb, but it is still more than capable of taking jaw-dropping photographs of the cosmos.

The European Space Agency's Gaia mission has released a new dataset looking at stars throughout the universe, informing the timeline of our own Sun's life.

International researchers have developed a new method for producing oxygen in space for astronauts to breathe on the ISS or a trip to Mars using magnets.

The destiny of the Milky Way galaxy was captured by the Gemini North telescope in Hawaii, showing the distant fate of our universe.

The Russian Kosmos 2558 spy satellite launched on August 1st has come within only 41.6 miles of the classified USA 326 satellite launched in February 2022.

A new study details red UFOs seen in images taken by NASA's newest and best space telescope, the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST).

NASA's Perseverance Mars rover has photographed debris in its drilling equipment, the origin of which is now being investigated.

Giant meteorite impacts like those that wiped out the dinosaurs likely resulted in the continents forming billions of years ago.

The 'miniaturized in vivo robotic assistant,' or MIRA robot, will be sent to the International Space Station for testing in 2024.

An interstellar meteorite crash landed in the ocean in the early 2010s, and astronomers want to fish it out to study its origin.

NASA has taken to its website to explain the difference between space rocks such as asteroids, comets, meteors, and meteorites.

NASA's Hubble Space Telescope snapped a phenomenal photograph of two nebulas located several light years away from Earth.

An asteroid that was only discovered days ago, estimated to be wider than two football fields, has made its approach to Earth.

The uncontrolled descent of a recently launched Long March 5B rocket has strewn debris in Indonesia, Malaysia, & the Philippines.

The recent launch of the new Wentian module for China's Tiangong space station brought with it a new robotic arm to be tested.

NASA is celebrating the Curiosity Mars rover's tenth anniversary of being on Mars with a recap of what we have learned from it.

French physicist Etienne Klein fooled the internet with a photo of chorizo, suggesting it was a photo by the James Webb telescope.

SpaceX's new Falcon 9 rocket for the upcoming Crew-5 mission to take four space goers to the ISS has been damaged in a collision.

Caltech researchers have observed a new collection of 'shrinking' mini-Neptune exoplanets that could explain the small planet gap.

Earth's moon disappeared from view, and astronomers studying its history think they have found the reason for its disappearance.

Eye witnesses have been left confused as numerous meteors have flown overhead, causing the sky to light up a green color.

The ALMA radio telescope has watched one of the most luminous explosions from a short gamma ray burst after a neutron star merger.

The European Space Agency has revealed the first passenger to fly for NASA's Artemis program on the upcoming Artemis I mission.

Last month the Perseverance rover stumbled across a spaghetti or noodle-like object, and now NASA has confirmed its origin.

A breakthrough in the detection of dark matter has allowed researchers to find it in galaxies billions of years older than before.

An artificial intelligence has been asked to produce an image of what it believes to be the greatest threat to humanity.

Artificial intelligence has been asked to produce an image of the most closely held secret on Earth, and here's what it made.

Officials have predicted there is a chance that in the coming day/s a solar storm will hit Earth that came from a hole in the Sun.

An asteroid approximately the size of the Empire State Building will approach Earth later this week and be traveling 72,000 mph.

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has already captured what researchers believe to be its very first supernova in a new photo.

Russia has revealed plans for its next-generation space station called ROSS, which is planned for assembly in orbit in 2028.

NASA's Chandra X-Ray Observatory has snapped a phenomenal image of rings of light surrounding a black hole out in deep space.

The 25-ton rocket stage left over from a July 24th Long March 5B launch will fall back to Earth on July 31st to an unknown place.

More than 200 people reported seeing a bright object light up the night sky over Texas, with many reporting hearing a sonic boom.

The chances of space junk falling and killing someone within the next decade are much higher than one would initially expect.

China's Tianwen-1 spacecraft has snapped an incredible image of one of Mars' moons that constantly orbits the Red Planet.

A new artificial intelligence system has been asked to produce an image from inside of a black hole, and the results are stunning.

Previously unknown asteroids have been found in a rarely surveyed part of the sky between the Sun and Earth that could hide more.

The European Space Agency's Mars Express satellite has imaged Valles Marineris, the Solar System's largest canyon, in true color.

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has already broken the record for the oldest galaxy ever observed by a space telescope.

NASA's Space Launch System (SLS) rocket is ready to go to the Moon and is scheduled to launch for the Artemis I mission in August.

A collection of memorabilia and crucial artifacts from Apollo 11 preserved by Buzz Aldrin will soon be auctioned by Sotheby's.

Researchers have sent stem cells to the International Space Station to see how much more easily they can be grown in zero gravity.

NASA's Perseverance rover has encountered a strange string-like or spaghetti-like object on Mars, and the internet wants answers.

Officials warn Earth will experience a 'direct hit' from a large solar flare which may cause geomagnetic storms and blackouts.

NASA researchers briefly believed that the James Webb Space Telescope died and became a $10 billion piece of space junk.

A micrometeorite collided with NASA's James Webb Space Telescope and now images have been released showing where it was struck.

A new artificial intelligence named Zoobot and humans has teamed up to discover tens of thousands of ring galaxies in space.

An astronomer has explained the incredible scientific potential of Webb and the crazy images that NASA has already released.