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Black Hole

Southampton Astrophysicists Discover Supermassive Black Hole Called 'Eye of Sauron'; NASA Observes Black Hole Friday

Black holes took the center stage on Black Friday as astrophysicists from the University of Southampton unveil a discovery about this phenomenon, while the NASA share more information about black holes through photos and even jokes.

Airship

Help NASA's Airship into the Stratosphere and Earn US$3 million

NASA's interest in airships stems from the potential they have in scientific research.

MAVEN

90,000 'Hellos' will be Beamed to Mars Today

The project called "Beam Me to Mars" invited interested space enthusiasts to send digital radio wave transmissions to Mars.

Mars

'Former NASA Employee' Claims Two 'Humans' Walked on Mars

Two humans walked in the surface of Red Planet during the 70s.

Rocket launch

Human Waste to Fuel Space Missions and Generate Oxygen

Methane can power rockets and enough of the gas can be produced on the Moon to power spacecraft returning to Earth.

Cube Satellite

$5M Prize Waits Winner of NASA’s Cube Quest Challenge

After offering on Wednesday up to $3 million prize money for the builder of a telescope on a giant airship, the National Aeronautic and Space Administration (NASA) opened on Thursday the registration for its Cube Quest Challenge. The prize money, the largest in NASA's history, is a whopping $5 million.

A U.S. rocket soars towards space.

NASA Retires Iconic Countdown Clock after 45 Years

The clock has been a NASA icon since November 1969, the first time it was used.

Another shield protecting the Earth

Little Known Space Shield Defends Earth from Killer Radiation

It's almost like these electrons are running into a glass wall in space

Sesame Street's Elmo, NASA Encourages Kids to Explore Space

NASA is collaborating with Sesame Street's muppets for a countdown toward Orion's launch that will teach kids to get interested in space exploration.

First object 3D printed in space

ISS' 3D Printer Prints First Item in Space

This project demonstrates the basic fundamentals of useful manufacturing in space.

Three more astronauts now at the ISS

Three More Astronauts Arrive at the International Space Station

Among them is Italy's first woman astronaut.

Rimicaris hybisae

Extreme Shrimps Could Possibly be Sent to Populate Europa, NASA Reports

Rimicaris hybisae live on the edges of hydrothermal vents 7,500 feet underwater whose temperatures reach 750 degrees Fahrenheit.

Orion

NASA to Test on Dec. 4 Orion Spacecraft Capable of Bringing Humans to Multiple Destinations in Deep Space

The National Aeronautic and Space Administration (NASA) is set to test next month the Orion spacecraft which would be capable of bringing humans to several destinations in deep space. The launch, though, would still be unmanned. It will be on December 4 at NASA's Florida Space Coast.

The U.S. Congress just approved a space mining bill that will allow asteroid mining.

Asteroid Mining Moves Closer to Reality

NASA and two private companies are working on asteroid mining.

SDSS1133

Astronomers Stumped by Mystery Object: Black Holes Merging or Rare Supernova?

A bright object in a distant galaxy could be a misplaced black hole or a rare star.

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