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A predawn SpaceX launch from Florida could produce a spectacular 'space jellyfish' visible to skywatchers Tuesday.
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A small New Hampshire town has officially opened a new fire station, funded with the help of a $9 million federal grant tied to support for the nearby New Boston Space Force Station.
Hundreds of astronomy lovers will gather at Big Summit Prairie near Prineville for the Oregon Star Party, July 14-19. The high-elevation site offers some of the darkest, clearest skies in the U.S., ideal for viewing galaxies, nebulas, and more.
Summer campers learn about space at Starbase a Department of Defense program at Peterson Space Force Base.
The prototype rover recently traversed across the Colorado Desert at 10 times the speed of its predecessors.
Tech News News: Elon Musk's SpaceX, Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin and other private rocket companies are helping drive increased investment in Florida's Space Coast. Proper.
As the Space Force prepares to double in size over the next five years, Schriever Space Force Base is preparing for growth.
State Auditor Rob Sand says most Iowa ESA recipients would have attended private school anyway. Republicans reject the report as political.
For two years, a northwest Iowa couple applied for and received an education savings account to send their two children to private school.
The first of four RS-25 engines that will power NASA’s Artemis III mission has arrived inside the Vehicle Assembly Building at Kennedy Space Center in Florida, the agency announced Thursday.
A new report from Iowa State Auditor Rob Sand argues nearly 80 percent of ESA recipients would have attended private school without taxpayer-funded assistance. Gov. Kim Reynolds and Republican lawmakers reject the report as political.
Hundreds of radio dishes planned for a remote Nevada desert will scan millions of stars, galaxies, and other mysterious or unknown activities like black holes, pulsars and radio bursts.
UMass astronomy to mark summer solstice AMHERST — The public is invited to witness sunrise and sunset associated with the summer solstice among the standing stones of the University of Massachusetts Amherst’s Sunwheel on Sunday, June 21. The morning gathering begins at 5, shortly before sunrise at 5:13, and the evening gathering begins at 7:30 p.m., about […]