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When Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe spotted a "new star" in 1572, he didn't just witness a supernova—he sparked the scientific revolution that transformed how humanity understands the universe. As AI promises another scientific revolution, this cosmic explosion reminds us how far observation and measurement have brought us.
For the first time in over half a century, humans are seeing the moon from just miles away. NASA's Artemis 2 crew radioed back observations filled with wonder as they approached Earth's nearest neighbor.
Four astronauts just flew closer to the Moon than any human in over 50 years, seeing colors and details invisible from Earth. Their wonder is reminding us why space exploration still matters.
February's full moon rises tonight, offering stargazers their last chance to see one of the highest, brightest moons of the year. The Snow Moon brings a spectacular sky show visible to everyone, from seasoned astronomers to curious kids.
Four astronauts aboard NASA's Artemis II mission marked Easter 76,000 miles from Earth with hidden scrambled eggs and stunning lunar views. The crew is making humanity's first trip around the moon in over 50 years while testing crucial systems for future missions.
Four astronauts aboard NASA's Artemis II mission are making history by observing regions of the moon that human eyes have never seen before. Their unique perspective is revealing details about the lunar surface that satellites simply cannot capture.
For the first time since 1972, astronauts are heading back to the moon's surface, with NASA targeting nine possible landing sites near the lunar south pole by 2028. While you won't get a perfect view from your backyard, moon gazers with telescopes can spot the historic region using familiar craters as guides.