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In the early morning of October 6th, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences announced the 2020 winners of the Nobel Prize in Physics. 

The three winners announced are Roger Penrose for "the discovery that black hole formation is a robust prediction of the general theory...

This past weekend NASA announced a delay in the SpaceX Crew-1 Launch that had been previously scheduled for October 31st from Kennedy Space Center. 

The delay follows an announcement that extra testing needs to be done by the company to evaluate "off-nominal behavior of...

 Image: Astronauts Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley shortly after entered the ISS via NASA

In exciting news, the SpaceX Demo-2 Mission is coming to a close. Astronauts Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley are planned to return to Earth in the Crew Dragon capsule which was affect...

Image: An illustration of Perseverance on Mars via NASA 

On July 30, 2020 the Perseverance rover will launch into space to start making its way toward Mars. The journey will take seven months. Perseverance's mission? Search for life on Mars. 

LAUNCH INFO

The launch is cur...

I am pleased and excited to introduce a new series here at SkyFeed. While SkyFeed is primarily a space news resource, we will be posting regular resources about astronomy, space, and science. To start, we are focusing on planets in the Milky Way! 

Mercury is the cl...

If you've been paying attention to science news for the past few weeks, chances are you've heard about the comet that is currently viewable from Earth. Comet NEOWISE, or C/2020 F3, was discovered in March and is currently at it's closest approach to Earth TODAY.

You've...

Our favorite dwarf planet may have an ocean hidden beneath its surface! Thought to be a cold, unassuming demoted planet, Pluto has been a big mystery since it was discovered in 1930.

That is, it was a big mystery until the recent New Horizons Mission which launched a pr...

A lot as been going on this past week in space, as well as in the regular world. Rather than cover the launch week with an informational update, I thought it might be fun to take a look back at the fun moments from the event. Here are my top six favorite moments.

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NASA administarator, Jim Bridenstine, announced via Twitter that a date has been set for the first launch of NASA Astronauts from American soil since 2011