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Eleanor Imster

Okinawa sunset

Beverly Fish captured Friday's sunset in Okinawa, Japan. Thank you, Beverly!

Send your name to Mars

Want to send your name to Mars on NASA's next rover mission in 2020? You'll get your name etched on a microchip affixed to the rover - and a souvenir boarding pass. Here's how.

More West Antarctic glacier ice now unstable

By combining 25 years of satellite data, scientists have discovered that warming ocean waters have caused the ice to thin so rapidly that 24% of the glacier ice in West Antarctica is now affected.

See Beresheet spacecraft’s impact site on moon

NASA released before and after images of the spot on the moon where Israel’s Beresheet spacecraft crash-landed on April 11.

Spring versus winter

Alessandra Cailotto took this photo of flowers peeking through the snow in northern Italy on May 7. She wrote, "Spring vs winter: 1-0."

Video: Fly over Curiosity’s route on Mars

Follow the route of NASA's Curiosity Mars rover, as it moves to a new part of Mount Sharp, into an area scientists call the “clay-bearing unit”.

Shrinking moon might be generating moonquakes

The moon is shrinking as its interior cools. As it shrinks, its crust wrinkles and cracks, forming "thrust faults" that, according to a new analysis, generate moonquakes.

The oldest known tree in eastern North America

Scientists say a bald cypress tree in the North Carolina wetlands is at least 2,624 years old.

Giant devil rays’ secret birthing zone?

The discovery of dozens of pregnant giant devil rays tangled in fishing nets in Mexico’s Gulf of California could mean the endangered species has an unknown birthing zone there, says a new study.

Stunning ISS pass above Rome

The International Space Station passing over Rome's city lights on April 30, 2019.