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The European Space Agency got a view of the eclipse from orbit. Their image shows exactly where the sun went dark on Earth's surface. #ESA

European Space Agency eclipse image

Okay, so there’s this neutron star, RX J1856.5−3754, and it’s heading our way at about 67 miles per second. It’s currently 400 light-years off, which is super far, so zero chance of it messing with anything here. This… 显示更多

RX J1856.5−3754 neutron star towards Earth

A new report from the European Space Agency suggests that Earth might eventually develop rings similar to Saturn's, but they would be made of space debris rather than ice and rock. The latest Space Environment Report… 显示更多

Researchers at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology have created a four-legged robot named Olympus, intended for exploration on the Moon and Mars. The robot is capable of executing high, controlled jumps… 显示更多