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The Latest Articles by Marina Koren

Asteroid Measurements Make No Sense

Is this space rock the size of a train car or 22 penguins?

The Atlantic

There’s Snow on Mars

And it would be strangely beautiful to behold.

The Atlantic

If You Must Cry Over a Space Robot, Make It This One

NASA’s InSight mission was the little lander that kinda, mostly could.

The Atlantic

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The Luckiest Rover

Well, well, well! Look what the Martian wind blew in.

The Atlantic

NASA’s Plan to Bounce People Off the Atmosphere

An uncrewed capsule has circled the moon and made a historic plunge on its way home.

The Atlantic

Seeing Earth From Space Will Change You

The question is how.

The Atlantic

The Most Overhyped Space Movie

2001: A Space Odyssey is prescient, beautiful, and entirely unsatisfactory.

The Atlantic

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NASA’s Overshadowed Moon Launch

After a successful takeoff, a crewless capsule is on its way to the moon. Where’s the fanfare?

The Atlantic

Everyone Has an Octopus Opinion

Deciphering the behavior of cephalopods can be messy.

The Atlantic

The Infinite Possibilities in a Tiny Smudge From Outer Space

Astronomers have captured a poignant view of another planetary system in the making.

The Atlantic

The Russian Space Program Is Falling Back to Earth

The storied space superpower was already stalling. Then came the Ukraine war.

The Atlantic

There’s Hope for Life on Europa, a Distant Moon

Beneath its frozen surface could be a salty ocean—and maybe a comfortable home for small life forms.

The Atlantic

Well, That’s One Way to Save a Space Telescope From Falling Back to Earth

The beloved Hubble observatory could get the SpaceX treatment.

The Atlantic

Maybe We Won’t End Up Like the Dinosaurs

NASA has taken a major step toward protecting Earth from dangerous asteroids.

The Atlantic

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This Is Neptune?

The James Webb Space Telescope has captured a mesmerizing view of the planet.

The Atlantic

A Gnarly New Theory About Saturn’s Rings

The story of a long-lost moon

The Atlantic

Just Like That, We’re Making Oxygen on Mars

A small experiment on a NASA rover is tinkering with the alien atmosphere.

The Atlantic

The Moon Will Have to Wait

After two failed launch attempts, NASA’s new rocket faces weeks of repairs.

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Why Is NASA’s Hold Music So Catchy?

It’s the inadvertent soundtrack to America’s space program. It’s also an earworm.

The Atlantic

America Is Trying to Make the Moon Happen Again

NASA is ready to give an ambitious lunar program its first real test.

The Atlantic

The Spookiest Sound in Astronomy

The cosmic scream isn’t what space truly sounds like. It’s still terrifying.

The Atlantic

Look at What Happens When Two Galaxies Collide

The stars sail past one another, and the night sky would probably be fabulous.

The Atlantic

Don’t Feel Bad About Falling for the Viral Space Chorizo

An assortment of celestial objects can sometimes resemble cured meats.

The Atlantic

The Coziest Spot on the Moon

A shadowy cave at the bottom of a lunar pit might not sound like a nice spot, but it’s more comfortable than the surface.

The Atlantic

The Webb Space Telescope Is a Time Machine

The new observatory may have found the most ancient starlight we’ve ever seen—and it’s only the beginning.

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