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NASA has shared images of unusual egg-shaped cavities amid what appear to be giant 'webs' on Mars, captured by the Curiosity rover.

Mars is portrayed as a potentially habitable yet extremely hostile environment for humans.

Researchers analyzed samples from the far side of the Moon and proposed a possible explanation for its asymmetry.

The recent appearance of the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS has reignited discussions regarding Stephen Hawking's warnings about the risks associated with contacting extraterrestrial life.

Scientists have warned that the Moon is showing signs of contraction, which could pose future risks to Earth.

NASA's Crew-12 has successfully docked at the International Space Station, marking another significant achievement in space exploration.

The Crew-12 mission astronauts have replaced Crew-11, returning the ISS to full occupancy and engaging in various scientific experiments.

The Cité des Sciences in Paris is abuzz with enthusiasm as it prepares for the Crew-12 launch.

NASA has launched a new crew of four astronauts aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket to conduct research at the International Space Station.

Namibia has inaugurated a China-funded satellite ground data-receiving station in Windhoek, enhancing its technological capabilities in space science.

The article discusses how gender stereotypes impact children's choices and roles, specifically in relation to science careers for girls.

Dorothee Bär discusses the risks to science in a polarized world and emphasizes the importance of careful regulation in the space sector while promoting private space travel.

German Minister Dorothee Bär discusses the risks to science in a polarized world, emphasizing the need for regulation without stifling innovation in the space sector.

Holoportation technology using artificial intelligence has transitioned from science fiction to practical applications, allowing for real-time holographic interactions in medical and technical fields.

The article discusses promising exoplanets that could potentially harbor life, based on discoveries or research conducted in 2025.

Carole Mundell, an expert in extragalactic astrophysics and the current director of science at the European Space Agency, discusses the profound experiences one can have during total solar eclipses and her journey through science and diplomacy.

Scientists are more concerned about how to communicate the discovery of extraterrestrial life to the public than the existence of such life itself.

The article discusses the importance of telescopes in astronomy, highlighting how they enhance our ability to observe distant celestial objects.

NASA is set to send a new crew to the International Space Station in the coming week.

New measurements from the Juno spacecraft indicate that Jupiter is slightly smaller than previously thought, with the equatorial radius being 8 km less and the polar radius 24 km less than earlier estimates.

The new space opera 'You/Me/Alien' from the Opera Lab Berlin envisions intergalactic harmony in the historic Weissensee cinema Delphi, beginning with a reenactment of a 90s-style group discussion.

The article discusses how the current space race involves not only countries but also private companies, scientists, and billionaires, each aiming to shape the future of human activity beyond Earth.

Andres Marandi argues that the role of scientists is to clarify knowledge rather than make political decisions, emphasizing the importance of understanding risks and choices.

NASA's 'Juno' spacecraft, launched in 2016, embarks on a breathtaking journey of 2.7 billion kilometers to uncover the mysteries of Jupiter, capturing unprecedented data about its gas layers and atmospheric phenomena.

NASA's Juno spacecraft has discovered that Jupiter is slightly smaller and has a greater equatorial flattening than previously thought, enhancing scientists' understanding of the giant planet's internal structure and its role in the formation of the solar system.

NASA has detected six powerful solar eruptions in recent days, with the latest occurring on Wednesday morning.

A new study reveals that Jupiter, the largest planet in the solar system, may not be as large as previously believed, prompting a need for updates in astronomical literature.

NASA reports on four massive solar eruptions in early February 2026, with one being particularly unusual, captured by the Solar Dynamics Observatory.

China has announced its 2100 space plan, inspired by the Ming dynasty's scientific philosophy as detailed in a 1637 book.

The ongoing search for habitable planets garners reactions on social media, especially after scientists from Queensland, Harvard, and Oxford discovered a potentially habitable planet named 'HD 137010 b', located 146 light years away.

Scientists have confirmed that dark asteroids near the Sun quickly heat up and explode due to a phenomenon called 'instantaneous thermally induced erosion.'

Despite being considered geologically dead, new research indicates that Mercury shows signs of geological activity, challenging previous assumptions about its lack of life-supporting conditions.

Scientists have created an audio recording of the dramatic reversal of the Earth's magnetic field that occurred approximately 41,000 years ago, utilizing data from the European Space Agency's Swarm mission and geological evidence.

Researchers have unveiled the reason behind the Moon's asymmetrical appearance, attributing it to findings from recent samples from the far side.

This article discusses three dramatic audio plays that highlight a male-centric narrative within the science fiction genre, often depicting men in distress yet managing to save the day.

NASA abruptly cancels the Mars Sample Return mission, intended to bring Martian rock samples to Earth, due to funding and political decisions rather than technical limitations.

A study clarifies the nature of these theoretically impossible bodies discovered in the early universe by the James Webb Space Telescope.

The Huygens probe successfully landed on Titan, Saturn's largest moon, on January 14, 2005, marking a pivotal moment in the exploration of the solar system.

Astronomers have discovered the fastest rotating asteroid, 2025 MN45, which spins every 1.88 minutes, using the new Vera Rubin Observatory in Chile.

The first piece of the Al Khor meteorite was discovered in August 2025 by Sheikh Salman bin Jabr Al Thani while exploring the Al Khor area, a unique coastal and desert region in northern Qatar.

A rare opportunity to observe Jupiter, the largest planet in the solar system, as it shines brightly in the night sky.

NASA's Juno spacecraft has unveiled surprising and complex details about Jupiter, reminiscent of the ancient myth where Juno uncovered truths about its behavior.

An international team of astronomers, including researchers from Poland, has made a groundbreaking discovery by detecting a free-floating planet and accurately determining its mass for the first time, providing direct evidence of such objects in the universe.

The article discusses significant scientific milestones anticipated for 2026, including a manned Moon mission after 54 years, groundbreaking clinical trials, space missions, and major drilling projects.

The article discusses the significant contributions and legacy of notable figures in the field of space exploration.

The article discusses various unrealistic movie scenarios that annoy scientists, highlighting the absurdities in film portrayals of science and physics.