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Can You Cry in Space? How Your Tears Behave in Zero Gravity

Can you cry in space? Yes, you can! Your eyes still produce tears in orbit, just like they do on

What kills you first in space? Not freezing, and definitely not exploding like you see in movies. The honest answer

Why is space silent? The answer is simple: sound needs something to travel through, but space is almost completely empty.

White dwarf double ring is something extraordinary that astronomers had never seen before. A dead star surrounded by two separate

Is Mars still volcanically active? A new study says it might be. Using a spacecraft orbiting the Red Planet, scientists

Swift Observatory reentry is expected today, Wednesday, November 4, bringing an end to nearly 22 years of work in space.

DNA and RNA building blocks on asteroid Ryugu are now confirmed, and all five are there. The discovery comes from

Quick question: Are we a Type 1 civilization yet? The short answer is no. Scientists estimate that we are about

Parallel universe is a fascinating idea that raises a question you’ve probably asked yourself at 2 a.m. Is there another

Why does the Moon have so many craters? The answer goes back about 4.5 billion years, when space rocks began

Can a black hole split into two? For decades, physicists believed the answer was a clear no. Black holes can

How long would it take to drive to the Moon? If your car could travel at 60 miles per hour