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  1. technology2026-08-05
    A SpaceX rocket just crashed into the moon. Now, the race is on to get a look at the impact site

    A SpaceX rocket crashed into the moon, and efforts are underway to investigate the impact site. The event has sparked a race to examine the location for scientific or technical insights.

  2. science2026-08-05
    Heading to Europe or the U.K. for the Aug. 12 solar eclipse? Best eclipse glasses to buy before you leave — or after you arrive

    The article discusses the best solar eclipse glasses for viewing the Aug. 12 solar eclipse in Europe or the U.K. It introduces Harry, a new e-commerce staff writer at Space.com, who specializes in cameras, optics, and skywatching content. Harry has experience in astrophotography and a background in American Literature with Creative Writing.

  3. science2026-08-05
    Total solar eclipse Aug. 12, 2026 live updates — 1 week to go

    The article provides live updates for the total solar eclipse occurring on August 12, 2026, with one week remaining until the event.

  4. science2026-08-05
    1 week to go until a dramatic total solar eclipse darkens the skies over Spain, Iceland and Greenland

    A total solar eclipse will occur in one week, darkening the skies over Spain, Iceland, and Greenland. The event is described as dramatic and will be visible across these three regions.

  5. technology2026-08-04
    SpaceX wants to launch next Starship this month (and catch it, too), Elon Musk says in 1st earnings call since historic IPO

    SpaceX aims to launch and catch the next Starship this month, as announced by Elon Musk in his first earnings call following the company's historic IPO.

  6. technology2026-08-04
    Watch SpaceX launch 3 giant BlueBird direct-to-cell satellites early on Aug. 5

    SpaceX is set to launch three BlueBird direct-to-cell satellites on August 5. The launch is scheduled to occur early on the specified date.

  7. science2026-08-04
    When a total solar eclipse darkens the sky on Aug. 12, these citizen scientists will be watching

    A total solar eclipse will darken the sky on August 12, and citizen scientists are observing the event. The article highlights their role in monitoring this astronomical phenomenon.

  8. science2026-08-04
    August full moon 2026: When, where and how to see the Sturgeon Moon

    The August full moon in 2026, known as the Sturgeon Moon, will be visible with details on when, where, and how to observe it.

  9. technology2026-08-04
    SpaceX launches Starlink satellites on 90th Falcon 9 flight of the year (video)

    SpaceX successfully launched Starlink satellites on its 90th Falcon 9 flight of the year, as noted in the article title. The mission is part of the company's ongoing Starlink satellite constellation deployment. A video of the launch is referenced in the title.

  10. technology2026-08-04
    'A very busy mission': SpaceX on track to launch 4 astronauts to the ISS on Sept. 12

    SpaceX is scheduled to launch four astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS) on September 12. The mission is described as 'a very busy mission' by SpaceX.

  11. science2026-08-04
    Are aliens running out of places to hide? It turns out we've searched much more of the galaxy than we realized

    The article suggests that aliens may be running out of places to hide as recent discoveries indicate humans have explored more of the galaxy than previously realized.

  12. science2026-08-04
    I bought a $50 telescope on Facebook Marketplace — here's what I learned

    Damian A. Peach is a British amateur astronomer and astrophotographer recognized for his planetary imaging and contributions to astronomy organizations. His work has been featured in major publications, used by NASA and ESA, and earned awards like the Merlin Medal and ALPO Walter H. Haas award. He has also conducted public outreach through BBC programs and scientific exhibitions.

  13. science2026-08-04
    This Sky-Watcher is an ideal beginner telescope for solar observing

    The Sky-Watcher telescope is recommended as an ideal option for beginners interested in solar observing. It is specifically highlighted for its suitability for those new to astronomy and solar observation.

  14. technology2026-08-03
    A SpaceX rocket will crash into the moon this week. Why is it on a collision course?

    A SpaceX rocket is set to crash into the moon this week, with the article questioning the reasons behind its collision course.

  15. technology2026-08-03
    Is the Nocs Provisions Lite View spotting scope a good alternative to a traditional telescope?

    The article discusses whether the Nocs Provisions Lite View spotting scope serves as a viable alternative to a traditional telescope.

  16. science2026-08-03
    Astronomers watch a black hole's feeding frenzy end with a bad case of cosmic indigestion

    Astronomers observed a black hole's feeding frenzy concluding due to what appears to be a significant disruption in its ability to consume matter, referred to as a 'bad case of cosmic indigestion.'

  17. technology2026-08-03
    AI is ready to run spacecraft. Is the space industry ready for it? (op-ed)

    An op-ed questions whether the space industry is ready for AI-driven spacecraft. Martin Halliwell, a partner at NewSpace Capital, previously led technology and R&D at SES and contributed to SpaceX's reusable rocket initiatives.

  18. technology2026-08-02
    Double digits! Air-launched 'Talon A' hypersonic vehicle notches big flight milestone

    The air-launched 'Talon A' hypersonic vehicle achieved a significant flight milestone. The milestone is described as 'double digits,' indicating a major numerical or performance breakthrough.

  19. science2026-08-02
    On this day in space! Aug. 2, 1971: Apollo 15 makes 1st-ever televised liftoff from the moon

    On August 2, 1971, Apollo 15 achieved the first-ever televised liftoff from the moon. This event marked a historic milestone in space exploration.

  20. technology2026-08-02
    Rocket issue delays 1st orbital rocket launch from the UK

    A rocket issue has delayed the first orbital rocket launch from the UK. The launch, which was intended to be a significant milestone for the country's space industry, is now postponed due to technical problems.

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