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We've entered a new world of Earth observation, in which artificial intelligence helps researchers make sense of an ever-glowing glut of privately gathered data. But caution is still needed.
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Like their compatriots here on Earth, the three NASA astronauts living aboard the International Space Station will get a well-deserved rest on Labor Day.
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SpaceX didn't take the weekend off for Labor Day. The company launched 27 more Starlink internet satellites on Sunday, sending them up from California's central coast.
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Venus is sinking lower into the sunset this September, but the brilliant Evening Star won't be gone for long. So if you're hoping to see it, now is your chance.
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A giant new antenna in California's desert will boost capacity on NASA's increasingly strained deep-space communications network as Artemis and other missions drive up demand.
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Scientists are close to understanding how stars forge the elements that comprise our planet, bodies and pretty much everything else around us, and how they explode to distribute these elements. Here's what we know.
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This spectacular new photo from the Gemini North Telescope in Hawaii shows two galaxies in turmoil. Click the link above to see it full size and learn what astornomers gleaned from the view.
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On Sept. 7, 1995, the space shuttle Endeavour launched on mission STS-69, NASA's 100th astronaut flight. Here's why it mattered.
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Just in time for Labor Day sales, this Celestron FirstScope is 20% off and is the telescope I grab for quick stargazing sessions. It's ideal for beginners and kids too.
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That's going to be a wrap for today's Labor Day space update. Be sure to come back tomorrow when we celebrate the 60th anniversary of Star Trek (actually, we're celebrating all month long, so don't miss it). A new cargo ship launches to the ISS on Sept. 9, so you won't want to miss the live launch and docking there, too.
Don't forget, you can find us on the go in our Space.com app for iOS and Android. And keep looking up!
Tariq Malik
Editor-in-Chief, Space.com
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