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Climate Satellite ERS-2 Burns Up Over Pacific Ocean After 30 Years in Orbit

ERS-2 climate satellite, which spent three decades in orbit before burning up during an uncontrolled reentry over the Pacific Ocean,

NASA’s OSIRIS-REx Mission as it collects 120 grams of asteroid Bennu rubble, hinting at the possibility of containing life’s building

Scientists have discovered the brightest black hole ever, devouring a mass equivalent to that of a sun every day, shedding

CERN’s new 91km ‘atom-smasher’ prepares to unveil insights into the ultimate destiny of our universe, promising profound revelations about its

NASA’s Voyager 1 probe, silent for three months, awaits a potential ‘miracle’ as experts scramble to restore communication, highlighting the

A new theoretical study proposes that our universe’s expansion is driven by the merging of ‘baby universes’, reshaping our understanding

NASA’s Perseverance Rover captured a poignant image of its ailing counterpart, the Ingenuity helicopter, resting on a Martian dune, alone

SpaceX is gearing up to launch the private moon lander developed by Intuitive Machines, scheduled for liftoff in February. Intuitive

The James Webb Telescope astounds with mind-blowing images, showcasing 19 spiral galaxies in the greatest detail ever captured, marking a

In a discovery with groundbreaking potential, NASA’s Perseverance rover suggests signs of life on Mars, revealing enigmatic secrets within ancient