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S3 E15
So Long Mars, Venus Is NASA’s Hottest New Thing
Why does it feel like Venus is suddenly everywhere in the news?
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S3 E14
How Venus Went From Dream to Deadly
Venus is hell today, and we’ve got hard evidence to back up that idea.
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S3 E13
Why Venus Didn’t Turn Into Another Earth
There are plenty of reasons why Venus gets called Earth’s evil twin.
Countdown to Launch
S3 E10
NASA's James Webb Telescope Launch Is About to Make History
The James Webb Space Telescope is FINALLY ready for launch.
Elements
S5 E68
Inside the James Webb Space Telescope’s Orbit Around the Sun
NASA spent billions on the James Webb Space Telescope and now we’re going to launch it really far away.
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S2 E9
What's NASA's Plan For Future Space Stations?
The ISS has been in orbit in one form or another for 23 years now, how many more does the station have?
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S2 E8
ISS Astronauts On Their Favorite Experiments In Space
ISS astronauts aren’t just impressive people capable of performing complex tasks under pressure in a hostile environment and speaking Russian.
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S2 E7
Here's How The ISS Was Built
It’s the single most complex construction project in the history of humanity.
Elements
S5 E66
Is the Solar System Missing a Planet?
Most of us are pretty familiar with the eight planets in our Solar System.
Seeker Constellations
S1 E8
Betelgeuse Is Destined to Explode as a Supernova…But When?
Betelgeuse, one of the brightest stars in the night sky, has begun to dramatically fade then brighten again for reasons we can’t quite pin down, leaving some people to wonder if it's about to explode.
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S1 E6
How the Universe Shapes Our Understanding of Time
For millennia, people have used the stars to understand and organize the movement of time — here's how it works.
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S1 E7
The Rare Celestial Phenomena That Can Only Be Seen Before Nightfall
Most people think of astronomy as a nighttime activity, but if you hate staying up late, you’re in luck!
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