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106 stories collected filed mainly under Science latest Sep 17, 2026

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What are you most excited for NASA's Roman Space Telescope to find?
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United States Space Force says US has weapons in orbit
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Rocket Lab protests NASA's decision to award Blue Origin $700 million Mars orbiter contract
Ars Technica 2 publishers Sep 14, 2026
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NASA and IBM made an AI model for exploring the Moon
Space.com 2 publishers Sep 12, 2026
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Stoke Space raises another billion to rival SpaceX at re-flying rockets
Space.com 2 publishers Sep 8, 2026

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Also covered by other publishers

What are you most excited for NASA's Roman Space Telescope to find?

United States Space Force says US has weapons in orbit

Rocket Lab protests NASA's decision to award Blue Origin $700 million Mars orbiter contract

NASA and IBM made an AI model for exploring the Moon

Stoke Space raises another billion to rival SpaceX at re-flying rockets

Stories from Space.com

What are you most excited for NASA's Roman Space Telescope to find?

Scientists find youngest exoplanet on record — a 'newborn' named Elias

Space weather caused a 16-minute train delay in 1848: 'Our research has a hint of a detective story'

The battlefield now extends all the way to the moon, U.S. military's highest-ranking officer says

SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket-landing team gets 1st-ever Neil Armstrong Space Prize

Roman Space Telescope starts waking up as NASA powers on instruments for the 1st time

The universe's most extreme dead stars can form from vampire white dwarfs — and scientists finally know how

On this day in space! Sept. 16, 1949: A US launch of a V-2 rocket explodes, killing its monkey passenger Albert III

'Lost in Space': Celebrity astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson on his lavish new encyclopedia of the cosmos (interview)

Colossal cosmic cloud revealed in insane new image from the James Webb Space Telescope | Space photo of the day for Sept. 16, 2026

Steven Spielberg's alien conspiracy movie 'Disclosure Day' finally hits a streaming service in October

Where will the US Space Academy be based? NASA wants class to start by 2028

Russia launching 3 tons of cargo to the space station today: Watch it live

New 'StarCraft' game announced, but it's a grim open-world shooter and it's not coming until 2030

United States Space Force says US has weapons in orbit

SpaceX's next Starship launch will lift off on Sept. 22 and aim to reach orbit for 1st time

Microscopic alien technology may be hidden in moon dust, scientists say

'Captain EO' at 40: Michael Jackson's wild sci-fi movie that you could only watch at Disney theme parks

Making rocket fuel out of Mars' thin air: New breakthrough could make it happen

'The violence leaves a mark': How satellites are helping the world monitor war and atrocities

Curiosity rover spots odd 'footprints' on Mars | Space photo of the day for Sept. 15, 2026

On this day in space! Sept. 15, 1968: Russian tortoises (& other critters) launch around the moon on Zond 5 spacecraft in wild first circumlunar flight

International Observe the Moon Night 2026 is on Sept. 19: Here's how to join in

SpaceX launching 2nd classified mission for US Space Force in less than a week tonight: Watch it live

'If I wanted to go to space, I would have stayed at NASA': What's next for Artemis II astronaut Victor Glover after his mission to the moon

Rocket Lab protests NASA's decision to award Blue Origin $700 million Mars orbiter contract

The warmest summer on record: 2026 hit a scorching new high in the US

Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS likely formed where its star's light couldn't touch it

2 European Earth-observing satellites launching to orbit from South America tonight: Watch it live

The US government is 'sincere in its efforts to understand UAP', new White House council chair says