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  1. Yes, it runs 'Doom': Satellite plays iconic game in world's 1st demonstration of orbital voice control

    · space.com · Elizabeth Howell

    The world's first voice command of a satellite saw an experimental European spacecraft play the iconic video game 'Doom' after operators spoke to it from Earth.

  2. Legendary sci-fi magazine 'Starlog' returns as a yearly release, just in time for its 50th anniversary

    · space.com · Jeff Spry

    Before the rise of online entertainment sites, this is where genre fans got their news

  3. On this day in space! Nov. 8, 2005: Europe launches Venus Express, its first mission to Venus

    · space.com · Hanneke Weitering

    On Nov. 8, 2005, Europe launched its first mission to Venus. Here's why Venus Express mattered.

  4. Who is King Ghidorah? The cosmic connections of Godzilla Minus Zero's foe

    · space.com · Robert Lea

    Godzilla will go toe-to-toe with long-time foe King Ghidorah in Godzilla Minus Zero. This three-headed Kaiju's origins aren't just space-based; one of the largest structures in the universe shares its name.

  5. Scientists simulate an Earth without life to help hunt for aliens and inhabited worlds

    · space.com · Keith Cooper

    By modeling how a planet without life develops its atmosphere, astronomers hope to be able to better distinguish rocky planets without life from those that are inhabited.

  6. This Week In Space podcast: Episode 235 — Robots in Dark and Scary Places

    · space.com · Space.com Staff

    On Episode 235 of This Week In Space, Tariq Malik and Rod Pyle are joined by Dr. Jim Green to talk about the past, present, and future of planetary exploration.

  7. On this day in space! Nov. 7, 1992: NASA launches Mars Global Surveyor, its 1st Mars mission in 20 years at the time, to map the Red Planet like never before

    · space.com · Hanneke Weitering

    On Nov. 7, 1996, NASA launched its Mars Global Surveyor mission, the first Mars mission in 20 years. Here's why it mattered.

  8. Send your name to Saturn's moon Titan with NASA's upcoming Dragonfly mission

    · space.com · Elizabeth Howell

    NASA is asking the public to send their names to Titan for an ambitious mission that will see a flying craft explore the Saturn moon in 2034, if all goes according to plan.

  9. Star Wars is experiencing a golden age of video games

    · space.com · Fran Ruiz

    The movies might be struggling to recapture the magic, but Star Wars video games are strong with the Force.

  10. 'I think we will prevail': NASA chief Jared Isaacman on Artemis, China and the new moon race (exclusive)

    · space.com · Chelsea Gohd

    "I think the implications are pretty severe, which is why we're taking it so seriously and putting such extreme focus on the mission right now."

  11. SpaceX launches mystery mission for US Space Force in gorgeous sunset liftoff from California (photos)

    · space.com · Mike Wall

    SpaceX launched a classified mission for the U.S. Space Force from California this evening (Nov. 6). It was the company's 125th liftoff of 2026.

  12. On this day in space! Nov. 6, 1572: A German astronomer discovers the Tycho supernova with the naked eye, but everyone thought the cosmic explosion was a 'new star'

    · space.com · Hanneke Weitering

    On Nov. 6, 1572, the German astronomer Wolfgang Schulër observed a supernova later caleld the Tycho supernova with his bare eyes. Here's why it mattered.

  13. AST SpaceMobile announces new 'Blacklift' rocket, targets 2028 launch debut

    · space.com · Mike Wall

    AST SpaceMobile plans to launch its broadband satellites on a new rocket called Blacklift, which it will build in house and plans to start flying in 2028.

  14. What's that bright 'star' in the early morning sky? It's not a star at all!

    · space.com · Joe Rao

    Spotted a dazzling light in the eastern sky before sunrise? It's Venus, and the planet is only going to get brighter as it heads toward its spectacular peak later this month.

  15. I finally got my hands on the Unistellar Envision smart binoculars with augmented reality and I can’t wait to stargaze with them

    · space.com · Harry Bennett

    The Unistellar Envision smart binoculars have an augmented reality (AR) overlay that provides smart functionality to 10x50 binoculars, enabling night sky and landmark identification.

  16. See the space race like you’ve never seen it before in PBS’s new living documentary, ‘We Chose to Go to the Moon’

    · space.com · Jeff Spry

    Hear Neil Armstrong's son and granddaughter sing a moving tribute to the legendary Apollo 11 astronaut

  17. You can see another galaxy with the naked eye — here's how to find it

    · space.com · Jamie Carter

    The Andromeda galaxy is one of the most distant things you can see with the naked eye. The difficult part isn't finding it. It's believing that faint smudge really is another galaxy.

  18. Giant exoplanet emerges from the dark when the James Webb Space Telescope turns out the starlight

    · space.com · Robert Lea

    Astronomers have filtered out starlight from James Webb Space Telescope observations to see a giant exoplanet emerge in the darkness.

  19. Hera probe gets 1st good luck at asteroid system clobbered by NASA's DART mission | Space photo of the day for Nov. 6, 2026

    · space.com · Robert Lea

    The European Space Agency's Hera spacecraft has gotten its first close-up look at the Didymos binary asteroid, the first space rock system "punched" by humanity.

  20. How to watch 'Musk' online — stream the SpaceX billionaire biography from anywhere

    · space.com · Joe Rae

    How to watch "Musk", the new documentary about the World's richest man and CEO of X, SpaceX and Tesla. Cheapest options, where to watch in US, UK, Canada, Australia and beyond.

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