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Forty years ago, NASA launched twin robotic explorers on a mission to travel farther out than any spacecraft had gone before, and today, they continue to be our most distant emissaries.

Mars may experience snowstorms at night, a new study finds, suggesting that the Martian atmosphere is far more active than previously thought.

An ancient Greek inscription was found on a 1,500-year-old mosaic floor near the Damascus Gate in the Old City of Jerusalem.

Archaeologists have uncovered a vast trading network that operated in Vietnam for 1,500 years, from 2500 BC to 1000 BC, a find that changes what was thought to be known about early Vietnamese culture.

When a 6-mile-wide asteroid crashed into the Gulf of Mexico 66 million years ago, it caused a devastating wave of earthquakes, volcanoes, and tsunamis that killed untold number of animals and ended the reign of the dinosaurs.

Elon Musk shared a photo on Instagram showing the SpaceX spacesuit.

A paddleboarder at a beach in Massachusetts had a very close encounter Wednesday with a shark that took a bite out of the board, forcing officials to close the beach.

An English family’s “unbelievable” antics at a museum has given new emphasis to the look, but don’t touch rule.

An electrical storm over New York City Tuesday night gave people a spectacular show

Experts working on the 700-year-old abandoned site of Engaruka in Tanzania have revealed farming practices that could be useful in modern agriculture.

Charlotte Roel Easterly came into the world in Pensacola, Florida, during the height of Monday’s solar eclipse.

A strange phenomenon in an Indian industrial district has put a factory on thin ice and a bunch of canines in the bathtub.

The hunt is on for frozen tusks from the extinct woolly mammoth, and NPR reports that it's making people rich in otherwise poor regions of Siberia.

Nashville, Tenn., is known for its music scene but on Monday it became a hot spot for those who wanted to see the first total solar eclipse in the country in nearly a century.

Millions gazed at the eclipse along the path of totality with it ending its coast-to-coast travel in Charleston, SC. Nearly 3,000 visitors from all over the country viewed the celestial event from the deck of USS Yorktown (Fighting Lady), World War II’s famous battleship.

The eagerly anticipated 'Great American Solar Eclipse' finally arrived on Monday.

The eagerly anticipated 'Great American Solar Eclipse' has finally arrived. Follow its historic progress on our live blog.

After months of anticipation, planning and hype, the Great American Eclipse finally arrived on Monday.

NASA astronauts orbiting the Earth on the International Space Station will get to see Monday’s solar eclipse three times.

People may risk serious eye damage if they look at the sun without proper protection, an optometrist has warned ahead of the upcoming total solar eclipse.