HOUSTON - NASA is giving everyone a chance to send your name around the moon, and you can sign up online to do it.
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Don't miss International Observe the Moon Night 2025: How to join the celebration on Oct. 4
Anthony Wood joined Space.com in April 2025 after contributing articles to outlets including IGN, New Atlas and Gizmodo. He ...
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Andrew Taake, pardoned for Jan. 6 insurrection, pleads guilty to Harris County child sex crime
Andrew Taake, who was convicted and later pardoned for his role in the Jan. 6 insurrection in Washington D.C., pleaded guilty ...
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When's the next full moon? The hunter's supermoon in October is the brightest moon of 2025
Is there a full moon in October? Here's when and what to know about the 2025 hunter's supermoon, the brightest moon of the year.
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Nobel laureate George Smoot, who researched the universe's origins at UC Berkeley, dies at 80
Nobel laureate Dr. George Smoot, who conducted groundbreaking research into the origins of the universe, has died. He was 80.
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Zombie Satellites Sometimes Come Back To Life, Surprising Even NASA
Satellites go offline for a number of reasons, including a shutdown command from Earth, damage to key systems, batteries dying, and more. Once the satellites are offline, they are expected to stay ...
The U.S. government is on the brink of the first federal government shutdown in almost seven years. Prospects look bleak for ...
NASA is not immune to the effects of a government shutdown if congressional leaders fail to reach an agreement before midnight Oct. 1 to prevent one.
Scientists got a never-before-seen look at an area around a large exoplanet 625 light-years away where moons could ...
NASA employees claimed that the space agency is operating under a culture of fear that is preventing people from talking ...
President Trump and congressional Democrats couldn't reach a deal ahead of a midnight deadline, prompting a partial shutdown of the U.S. government.
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Mysterious interstellar object may be the source of unexplained signal beamed at Earth 48 years ago
A respected Harvard astrophysicist believes one of the most famous signals ever sent to Earth could have been sent by the ...
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