
Science & Space
What would happen if the Sun disappeared?
If the Sun vanished, Earth would keep orbiting for 8 minutes and 20 seconds. That delay reveals a fundamental truth: gravity and light travel at the same speed.
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Emily covers space exploration, physics, and scientific research. Holds a degree in astrophysics.
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Science & Space
If the Sun vanished, Earth would keep orbiting for 8 minutes and 20 seconds. That delay reveals a fundamental truth: gravity and light travel at the same speed.

Science & Space
Jollibee's latest kids meal adds a digital twist: five collectible puzzles with QR codes that unlock virtual adventures featuring the chain's mascots.

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Designed for 90 days, NASA's Opportunity rover survived 15 years on Mars before a planet-wide dust storm silenced it. Its final message became legendary.

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Kerbal Space Program is thriving again, with new players exploring space and mods enhancing its graphics in incredible ways. Here's the breakdown.

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New images from NASA's Perseverance offer breathtaking glimpses of Mars, expanding our understanding of the Red Planet.

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NASA's Artemis 2 mission aims to bring humans closer to the lunar South Pole in preparation for long-term Moon exploration.

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A new video highlights six years of Mars exploration by NASA's Curiosity rover, showcasing its scientific rock studies from 2020 to 2026.

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Performing maintenance on satellites traveling at 17,500 mph poses unique engineering and logistical challenges.

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USSPACECOM General Whiting underscores the significance of allied and commercial cooperation in securing the space domain while addressing threats.

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SpaceX is evolving into a space infrastructure powerhouse driven by Starlink and Starship, eyeing a future of energy and AI computing beyond Earth.

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The Progress 95 cargo spacecraft delivered nearly three tons of essential supplies to the ISS following its two-day journey and automated docking.

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The Progress 95 cargo ship launched successfully aboard a Soyuz 2.1a rocket, delivering 2.8 tons of supplies to the ISS.