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Deborah Byrd

A pure methane sea on Titan

We knew that Saturn's moon Titan had seas and lakes of liquid hydrocarbons, but their exact composition was unknown until recently.

Orbit like a comet, rocky like an asteroid

They're calling it a Manx comet, after the cats with no tails. It may have formed in the inner solar system and been ejected outward.

Milky Way over Arenal Volcano in Costa Rica

"Since three years ago, we have planned to shoot this photo. We went to the zone repeatedly but every time we got nothing ... until now." - Sergio Vindas

Breakthrough Starshot to Alpha Centauri

Breakthrough Starshot seeks proof of concept for a 100-million-mile-per-hour mission - using light-propelled nanocrafts - to reach the nearest star in 20 years.

Did Earth’s magnetic field collapse for 2 hours on April 23?

No, Earth's magnetic field did not collapse for 2 hours on April 23. The erroneous story, which is still spreading, originated with a glitch in a computer simulation.

Omega Centauri, a ghost galaxy, from a ghost town

Under dark night skies near Big Bend National Park in South Texas, our galaxy's largest globular star cluster.

Dwarf planet Makemake has a moon

This Hubble Space Telescope image reveals the first moon ever discovered around little Makemake, in the outermost region of our solar system.

Watch NASA build a space telescope

The JWST mirror covers off for a few days this week, and webcams are set up at Goddard Space Flight Center. Watch!

What Venus Express learned by aerobraking

Results from the Venus Express spacecraft, obtained when - in the craft's final months - it surfed the dense atmosphere of Venus.

Holding 2016’s smallest full moon

The farthest full moon, and smallest full moon, on April 22-23, 2016.