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The survey which figured out the right way to view the remaining visible universe has been misconstrued to mean we no longer need to investigate dark matter.
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Some 90% of the visible universe appeared to be missing. We finally found the right tools to see it...
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A rogue star passing through our stellar neighborhood could cause the biggest mass extinction since the Permian in 1.5 million years. Or it might not. We still have to see.
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Mars isn't a hostile desert because its cold and has a barely-there atmosphere. It's because killer UV rays are constantly sterilizing its surface.
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Could we use brain-machine interfaces to harden our astronauts against some of the most pressing dangers of space travel?
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NASA is looking to fix its problems and gear up for sustainable missions. But the actual numbers leave much to be desired.
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If NASA was funded as well as most Americans think it is, we would live in an amazing world straight out of our retrofuturistic dreams.
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Titan is a target for alien hunters looking for exotic life in our own solar system. But kind of organisms could even survive its bizarre environment?
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A new eye-catching proposal suggests that the Moon was spun off from Earth instead of being formed in the aftermath of a collision.
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Whether we like it or not, military hardware is going to be in space. It's just a question of when and what.
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Creationists and theologians often call the Big Bang theory an origin story for atheists. But that comparison ignores the easily confirmed evidence that it more than likely happened.
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The best way to find Earth-sized planets is watching them pass between a telescope and their parent star. And we might get a telescope designed to spot precisely that.
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Singularitarians think they figured out the perfect way to travel through space after they upload their minds to machines.
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What happens to particles swallowed by a black hole? The answer could either confirm our understanding of the universe or alter everything we know about it.
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If we'll ever meaningfully explore space, the first thing we need is a vision from our leaders that stretches beyond just winning the next election.
