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A new gravity-based model from NASA is challenging long-held assumptions about Earth's shape, rebranding the planet as a lumpy, non-elliptical geoid.
A hidden ocean feedback kept Earth’s climate steady for 60 million years, challenging assumptions about climate volatility.
After eight months aloft, a NASA astronaut and two Russian cosmonauts splash down in Kazakhstan, closing Expedition 74.
Astronomers have identified four white dwarfs hidden within 65 light-years of Earth, previously obscured by the glare of orbiting red dwarfs.
The Omega Speedmaster is seeing a resurgence in focus as coverage highlights its enduring legacy and role in space exploration.
The FCC has approved a mirrored satellite designed by Reflect Orbital to redirect sunlight to Earth during the night.
Scientists suggest a shattered asteroid near Jupiter's gravitational gateway may have bombarded Earth 800 million years ago.
NASA is managing a critical power decline for Voyager 1 as it approaches a historic distance milestone from Earth.
Scientists and Chinese officials are detailing strategies to use nuclear blasts and early-warning networks to protect Earth from asteroid impacts.
Astronomers report that GJ 251 c, a rocky super-Earth located within 25 light-years, has become a primary subject in the search for potential extraterrestrial life.
New scientific modeling estimates that plant life on Earth will reach an end in approximately 2 billion years.
New research suggests a prolonged barrage of asteroids melted Earth's initial crust and may have played a role in sparking life.
The discovery of a planet surviving its star's death suggests Earth may have a future beyond the demise of the sun.
A new scientific theory challenges previous assumptions about Earth's ultimate fate following the death of the Sun.
Asteroid 1997 NC1, described as skyscraper-sized, is making its closest approach to Earth in over 400 years this weekend.