SpaceX will try again to catch a Falcon 9 nose cone during this morning’s launch

By Loren Grush

This puking robot has a purpose: making rocket fuel safely

By James Vincent

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FCC approves SpaceX’s ambitious satellite internet plans

By Nick Statt March 29

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Apple’s Health app can now display medical records from 39 health systems

By Rachel Becker March 29

10 comments / new

About half of Americans don’t think climate change will affect them — here’s why

By Alessandra Potenza March 29

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How to track the spiraling Chinese space station as it falls from orbit

By Loren Grush March 29

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Astronomers use artificial intelligence to spot 6,000 new craters on the Moon

By James Vincent

Astronomy and artificial intelligence are a match made in the heavens

Consumer genetic tests may have a lot of false positives

By Angela Chen March 28

‘Selfie medicine’ might help people take their pills — at the cost of their privacy

By Angela Chen March 28

Rare galaxy found without any dark matter

By Loren Grush March 28

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How badly designed electronic health records can put patients in danger

By Rachel Becker March 28

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Please stop calling dopamine the ‘pleasure chemical’

By Angela Chen March 27

NASA delays the launch of its flagship space telescope again — this time until May 2020

By Loren Grush March 27

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How Silicon Valley’s feature creep is ruining sex toys

By Lux Alptraum March 27

The UK might be kicked out of EU plans to build an alternative to GPS

By James Vincent March 27

16 comments / new

Four times people cried ‘aliens’ — and four times they were wrong

By Rachel Becker March 26

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China’s spiraling space station will plunge to Earth in about a week

By Loren Grush March 26

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Here’s why the snow in Russia turned orange

By Angela Chen March 26

How two astronauts helped shoot Darren Aronofsky’s new TV series from space

By Alessandra Potenza March 26

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This video is a beautiful reminder to look up at the Moon

By Alessandra Potenza

“It changes your perspective of things here on Earth.”

Gun deaths could become easier to study thanks to the new spending bill

By Rachel Becker March 23

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Congress is giving NASA more money than it requested to build a second launch platform

By Loren Grush March 23

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Elon Musk has removed Tesla and SpaceX’s Facebook pages after Twitter challenge

By Loren Grush March 23

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Chevron’s lawyer, speaking for major oil companies, says climate change is real and it’s your fault

By Sarah Jeong and Rachel Becker March 22

107 comments / new

If Facebook controls your mind, so do a lot of other tech companies

By Angela Chen March 22

Rocket Lab’s disco ball satellite has plunged back to Earth — and some aren’t sad to see it go

By Loren Grush March 22

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Gender confirmation surgery improves transgender people’s lives, research confirms

By Alessandra Potenza March 22

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Katsuko Saruhashi turned radioactive fallout into a scientific legacy

By Rachel Becker March 22

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A psychologist explains how to beat social anxiety

By Angela Chen March 21

A realistic robot fish could help scientists spy on secretive sea life

By James Vincent March 21

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From Polygon

Google partners with YouTube science channels to teach kids about fake news

By Julia Alexander March 21

What NASA loses without a permanent leader

By Loren Grush March 21

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Watch three astronauts launch to the International Space Station this afternoon

By Loren Grush

Takeoff is at 1:44PM ET

What happens when an algorithm cuts your health care

By Colin Lecher March 21

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I know I won’t get sick, but I’m scared of public toilet seats anyway

By Alessandra Potenza March 21

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This earthquake expert dodged Russian surveillance to try to halt nuclear testing

By Rachel Becker March 20

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Cambridge Analytica’s Facebook data abuse shouldn’t get credit for Trump

‘I think Cambridge Analytica is a better marketing company than a targeting company’

By Angela Chen and Alessandra Potenza March 20

From Curbed LA

SpaceX seeks expansion at the Port of Los Angeles

By Elijah Chiland March 19

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Ideas for new NASA mission can now include spacecraft powered by plutonium

By Loren Grush March 19

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The nerve agent poisoning in England was a message to the rest of the world

By Rachel Becker March 19

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Don’t underestimate pandas, their bodies can neutralize cyanide

By Angela Chen March 18

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