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Science educator SciManDan examines a podcast conversation between comedian Owen Benjamin and former MMA fighter Jake Shields ...

For a long time, astrologers have regarded Ceres as just another asteroid among the seven thousand in the belt separating Mars from Jupiter. However, this was not always the case, nor is it any longer ...

Stargazers By Dennis Mammana It’s that time of year when we’ll soon be greeted at our front doors by a variety of odd characters. No, I don’t mean politicians stumping for your vote; I mean monsters, ...

A space image found for the same date as a birthday. If you show it to someone, adding a note about what the date signifies ...

"Moons and Junes and Ferris wheels," Joni Mitchell sings in the song "Both Sides Now" in a stanza about seeing the sweeter side of love. The full moon only lights up the June skies once, though, and ...

The print edition of this article was published under the title "Sky wanderers to dominant orbiters" The field of planetary science isn’t often plagued by drama, but there are occasional controversies ...

For centuries, humans have searched the stars for answers, but not all star-based systems ask the same questions or rely on the same methods. That brings us to astronomy vs. astrology, two ideas that ...

Gazing at the heavens arrayed before us—at least as pictured in a 1690 Polish volume on display in a fascinating exhibition at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art—we see Urania, the goddess of astronomy, ...

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