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An Atlas V lifted off early Thursday morning (Nov. 10) carrying the JPSS-2 weather satellite and an inflatable heat shield demonstrator to orbit.

A distant intermediate black hole has signaled its presence to researchers by blasting out intense radiation as it ripped apart an unfortunate star that wandered too close to it.

Rocket Lab is targeting Dec. 7 for its first-ever liftoff from U.S. soil, a mission that will inaugurate the company’s Launch Complex 2 in Virginia.

The Tianzhou 4 cargo spacecraft undocked from China’s Tiangong space station on Nov. 9 and will soon burn up in Earth’s atmosphere after completing its mission.

The new podcast series “Blood, Sweat & Rockets” shines a light on the aerospace pioneers who founded NASA’s famous Jet Propulsion Lab and helped blaze a trail to the heavens.

Artemis 1 will remain at the launch pad to ride Tropical Storm Nicole out when it hits Florida.

Archival images from the Hubble Space Telescope have revealed an infant supernova photographed just hours after the star’s explosion 11.5 billion years ago.