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The first trailer for season five of the hit science fiction TV series “The Expanse” has landed and it is glorious.

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“Asteroid Hunters” debuts in IMAX at the Kennedy Space Center Tuesday (Oct. 6) and will be released nationwide Thursday (Oct. 8).

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Astronomers have studied the megaconstellation threat, alerted the public about it and helped satellite operators dim their spacecraft. But some are now taking another, potentially much bigger step.

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Satellites are monitoring Hurricane Delta, now a Category 3 storm targeting the already-battered Gulf Coast after making a first landfall on Mexico’s Yucatan peninsula.

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A new National Geographic series based on the 1979 book “The Right Stuff” will debut on Disney Plus today (Oct. 9).

“The Right Stuff” cast drew inspiration from the book and film.

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