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Explore the growing problem of space debris and efforts to declutter near-Earth orbit.
The Cincinnati Observatory touts itself as the “birthplace of American astronomy.”
The Mount Marty Lancers turned a slow start to a staggering success after trailing in the first half and ultimately overcoming the Mayville State Comets 98-82 in Mount Marty’s Laddie
If you have the right stuff, you could be on the next moon mission or end up on Mars.
Barnes & Noble will close its Aurora City Place bookstore on Jan. 13, bringing an end to more than two decades at the Aurora shopping center.
Health care giant will consolidate three offices into one downtown headquarters.
University and government researchers are conducting experimental testing to observe interactions between so-called ghost particles known as neutrinos on the bottom of Lake Superior.
Premieres Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2026 at 8 p.m. on KPBS TV / Stream with KPBS+. Recorded live at Carnegie Hall, historian John Monsky tells the exhilarating story of America’s journey to the Moon and the heroes in and outside of NASA who made it possible. Featuring iconic music from the 1960s and ’70s performed by Broadway stars and a live orchestra, alongside rare archival imagery and historic flags, this living documentary brings the Space Race vividly to life.
A faint dwarf galaxy and a hidden star cluster are the newest satellites found circling the Milky Way, spotted in early data from the new Vera C. Rubin Observatory.
Debris shed by comet Tempel-Tuttle will cross the atmosphere at up to 44 miles per second, with a moonless midnight window favoring viewers around the peak.
Dartmouth's Shattuck Observatory undergoes a major overhaul of its 1871 Clark telescope and dome to revive public access.
The robotic truss builder worked to construct a 1.4-meter-diameter reflector antenna without the help of astronauts.