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A brutal ad in the Texas governor’s race by a new dark money group, No It Couldn’t LLC, is airing in the closing weeks of the campaign in Houston and Austin. The entity was set up last week in Delaware and is reminiscent of another recent entry into Texas’ political ad wars, Coulda Been Worse LLC, also set up in Delaware.

NASA's image of Jupiter's moon, Europa, showed that it might be habitable. Now, scientists explained what they saw in the photo.

Space tourism is further booming as SpaceX launches, and other commercial spaceflights are conducted. But, this is actually bad for the ozone layer.

SpaceX's second Falcon 9 launch was a success. But, as more satellites are sent into outer space, experts become more concerned.

Mysterious Mars' aurora lights were spotted by EMM's Hope spacecraft. Now, here's why space experts are puzzled.

U.S. space experts now want NASA to prioritize Uranus. But why is this icy giant planet so important to them?

So, listen, theres something floating around in space for almost, look, almost seven years at this point. it is what space experts say is a rogue spacex rocket booster. and theyre saying now its on target to slam into the dark side of the moon. >> yeah. >> of course, the dark side. >> according to nasa this could happen by early march. lets discuss with an expert, janet ivy. the president of explore mars inc. is here to break it all down. known for her models and snazzy backgrounds. janet, thank...

That a bad combination? >> it is worse, and two of three, and we dont generally get snow or tides like this. and the morning tide was an issue, and we have another high tide tonight, and the winds are pinning the ocean up against the seawalls all day, and we expect more water tonight, and worse flooding maybe in the minor to moderate range, and some of the other speakers are talking about is the worry is when the water recedes, they will freeze and difficult to get out. we have a long night ahea...

All NASA James Webb Space Telescope's mirrors were focused on a single star, and the image output is outstanding.

A type II supernova was documented for the first time! Here's why this is a big deal for space experts.