SpaceX fires up SN20 Starship prototype for 1st time | Mystery solved! Bizarre Hubble double galaxy caused by 'ripple' in space | Disability ambassadors successfully complete Zero-G flight
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SpaceX conducted a brief engine test at its South Texas facilities last night (Oct. 18) with SN20, which the company is prepping to make the Starship program's first-ever orbital test flight.
A strange "double galaxy" defied explanation. Now, new views from the Hubble Space Telescope may have the answer thanks to a "ripple" in the fabric of space.
The European Space Agency (ESA) nearly lost a veteran space telescope last month when a charged particle disabled one of the reaction wheels that keep its solar arrays pointed at the sun.
Scientists have imaged the whole globe of Uranus in the infrared part of the light spectrum for the first time, hoping to shed light on the planet's mysterious auroras and weird magnetic field.
Spectacular images and footage of the green-hued aurora flowed from the International Space Station, where the Expedition 66 crew got a view of the Indian Ocean show and shared it on social media.
The Orionid meteor shower will peak on in the early morning of Wednesday, Oct. 20, but the moon will be full on the same night and will likely wash out the display.
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