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GPS holds the key, but astronomers can't do it without help.

After a spectacular moonrise on Friday our satellite will appear close to Saturn and Jupiter.

Maybe. We can also reduce the risk.

One of the Webb telescope's first studies will be comparing our own neighborhood with a very dusty one, just 63 light-years away.

The Chinese city of Zhengzhou, home to Foxconn facilities that produce more than half the world’s iPhones, has seen over two feet (617 millimeters) of rain since Saturday, which forecasters say will continue throughout the week.

Scientists recently had the rare chance to study the disembodied tail of a comet.

A drone swarm the IDF deployed in the recent Gaza conflict, the first to be used in combat, has sophisticated control and communication software allowing it to seamlessly integrate with with other units and weapons. Is this he start of a new type of warfare?

A sharp-eyed amateur astronomer found what could be a moon at Jupiter, representing an interesting evolution in astronomy.

Scientists have found a group of previously unknown viruses in 15,000-year-old ice samples.

Russia’s new stealth fighter has a really big wing. That might mean one or both of two things. It could be that Sukhoi, the company behind the new “Checkmate” fighter, is aiming eventually to sell Checkmate to the Russian navy for operations from the fleet’s sole aircraft carrier.