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A satellite is falling from space and scientist are still looking for answers.

If you missed the meteor shower this weekend, don't worry. The internet has some stellar videos to fill you in.

The four-person all civilian crew of the Inspiration4 is back on Earth.

Jeff Bezos accidentally said the quiet part out loud.

A giant asteroid named 'God of Chaos recently passed over the earth. Despite the nickname, the visit appears to have been rather benign. Clearly, since you're reading this, you've survived.

When Perseverance Rover landed on Mars, eagle-eyed viewers detected a code hidden in the craft's parachute.

This is not U of L's first space-rodeo eitherThis is not U of L's first space-rodeo either

The venture not only gets us closer to the Jetson's reality we were promised, but will also provide around 1000 jobs

Since the photo was leaked, internet detectives have been trying to figure out what the photo really shows.

Every 6,800 years you can catch a glimpse of Comet NEOWISE zooming through the inner solar system. So yes, now is the time to grab your binoculars or a small telescope and get ready to brag to your fellow stargazing friends that you saw IT.

We have no idea if you get a lightsaber or a fancy portal, we will wait to see what the new recruits report back. What we do know is that the U.S. Space Force has now launched its first recruiting commercial, and it's epic.

The world's youngest astronaut-in-training is 18-year-old Alyssa Carson from Baton Rouge, Louisiana.