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Exploring the Moon by Hand with Mobile Astronomy Apps The moon is a great target for stargazers just starting out. Here's some tips to use your mobile device to make the most of your moon.   The Search for Gravitational Waves from Black Hole Megamergers For the past decade, scientists with the North American Nanohertz Observatory for Gravitational Waves (NANOGrav) collaboration have been listening for a constant "hum" of low-frequency gravitational waves. Read More     Star Trek Continues': Vic Mignogna Beams Us to a Fan-made Final Frontier  Space.com caught up with the "Star Trek Continues" web series' Vic Mignogna to talk about the show he calls his "love letter" to the original series. Advice from a Moonwalker: Buzz Aldrin Shares Life Lessons in New Book Moonwalker Buzz Aldrin has learned a lot over the course of his long, eventful and complicated life, and he's sharing some of the most important lessons in a new book.   Additional Space Headlines Odd 'Y' Shape Dominates Saturn Moon Enceladus (Photo)  MORE Odd 'Y' Shape Dominates Saturn Moon Enceladus (Photo) A large "Y-shaped discontinuity" dominates this image of Saturn's moon Enceladus, taken by NASA'S Cassini spacecraft in February 2016. Read More Kids: Build Cardboard Starship of the Imagination | Video   In this 'Curious World' original, a space-inspired kid shows you how to create your own imaginative starship. Read More Watching a Spacecraft Wreck Tumble Through Space  Scientists say they can track tumbling satellites in orbit with using a new approach with optical telscopes. Read More       Space's Deepest Secrets' Premieres on Science Channel Tuesday Starting Tuesday (April 26), the new six-episode Science Channel series "Space's Deepest Secrets" will follow scientists unlocking intriguing mysteries of outer space. Space-Time Experiment Could Study Hazardous, Speedy Space Rocks An instrument built to help search for ripples in space-time could also give scientists an estimate of how often spacecraft are peppered with tiny, potentially hazardous space rocks.   You are receiving this email because You've received this message because you've registered or accepted our invitation to receive email from SPACE.com To unsubscribe, click here Copyright 2016 Purch.com ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 150 Fifth Avenue, 9th Floor, New York, NY 10011 2425 Lincoln Ave. Ogden, UT 84003

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A 'Bubble' for Hubble: Iconic Telescope Snaps Spectacular Birthday Photo The Hubble Space Telescope is turning 26 years old this weekend, and its vision is still out of this world. Case in point: this jaw-dropping view of the Bubble Nebula. Read More Photos: The Changing Bright Spots of Dwarf Planet Ceres Check out the latest awesome photos of the weird bright spots on Ceres as seen by NASA's Dawn spacecraft. Read More What Are Pulsars? They are the beacons of deep-space. See what makes pulsars so out-of-this-world cool. Read More

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Radioactive Moon Rock Iron Suggests Supernova Blasted Earth Scientists say that a supernova blasted Earth with radioactive iron, and the proof is in moon rocks collected by NASA's Apollo astronauts.   A Green Moon? Don't Be Fooled By This Lunar Hoax It's almost time for the April Full Moon, so here's a reminder that, no, the moon won't turn green in tonight's sky. It was all an Internet hoax. Read More     See Spectacular HD Aurora Views from Space | Video The northern lights are a wonder to behold, but only astronauts in space get a view like this HD video from the International Space Station. Alien 'Wow!' Signal Could Soon be Explained An ex-analyst hopes to solve the mystery of the famed "Wow!" signal captured during a 1977 search for potential signals from extraterrestrial civilizations.   Additional Space Headlines Bright Ceres Crater Looks Like a Stop Sign (Photos) There's a stop sign on the dwarf planet Ceres…or at least a stop sign-shaped crater. See the latest photos from NASA's Dawn probe at Ceres. Read More Northern Lights Photos: The Amazing Auroras of 2016   Take a look at some of the most amazing aurora photos captured by astronauts and stargazers this year. Read More Star's Wobble Could Reveal 'Earth-Like' Exoplanet  The alien planet Gleise 832 c may be the newest Earth-like planet to join the list of potentially habitable worlds beyond our solar system. Read More       Japan's Ailing Hitomi Astronomy Satellite May Actually Yield Science Japan's Hitomi X-ray astronomy satellite may be out of comission, but not before it performed some key science work. See the latest on the defunct satellite here. Fascinating! 'For the Love of Spock' Film Lauds Leonard Nimoy's Legacy The fan-funded documentary "For the Love of Spock" chronicles the impact actor Leonard Nimoy has had as told by his son, Adam Nimoy.   You are receiving this email because You've received this message because you've registered or accepted our invitation to receive email from SPACE.com To unsubscribe, click here Copyright 2016 Purch.com ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 150 Fifth Avenue, 9th Floor, New York, NY 10011 2425 Lincoln Ave. Ogden, UT 84003