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NASA hid a secret message on the parachute that landed its Perseverance rover down on the surface of Mars last week.

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What we know about the history and properties of “Einstein’s biggest mistake,” the cosmological constant

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The recording, which features mechanical whirring from the Perseverance rover and the rustle of a Mars breeze, is the first true audio ever captured on the surface of a planet other than Earth.

You only have a few days left to win a chance to go to space on the SpaceX Inspiration4 mission, which is scheduled to launch to Earth orbit in late 2021.

You only have a few days left to win a chance to go to space on the SpaceX Inspiration4 mission, which is scheduled to launch to Earth orbit in late 2021.

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NBC’s new sci-fi series “Debris” reveals its official teaser trailer and key art ahead of its March 1 release.

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