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The first water may have been brought to our planet by a comet. Now, James Webb is investigating comets to see if they could carry water vapor.

A gorgeous new image of a nebular 500 light-years away gives a peek into the process of star formation.

The Perseverance rover recently used its Mastcam-Z instrument to collect over 150 images of Mars' Belva Crater, which have been stitched into a mosaic.

LOS ANGELES — It’s Earth’s original disrupter — a recurring climate pattern so powerful that it can drive global average temperature to record highs, and generate both cliff-crumbling storms and

Today is Budget Day with the proceedings kicking off at 2 pm.

"All of these things were impossible, until they weren’t" - Chloe Swarbrick

Astronomers have discovered an Earth-sized planet that is highly volcanically active, which means it could possibly support life.

Previously, Jupiter was the champion with its 95 known moons, but Saturn has pulled into the lead thanks to the recent discovery of 62 new moons there.

UCLA hosts a panel of experts to discuss the emerging space economy

As the Pentagon’s Small Business Strategy makes clear, small companies are key to helping the U.S. ensure its technological superiority.