interstellar travel
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By Keith Cooper Published
Reference Interstellar space is filled with atoms and molecules, 99% of which is gas, and just 1% is cosmic dust.

By Tariq Malik Published
Two NASA astronauts will float outside the International Space Station today to prepare the orbiting lab for new solar wings and you can watch it live online.

By Leonard David Last updated
Launching an interstellar probe sounds exceedingly lofty, ambitious, and tough to do. But there's no need to wait for new technology, say advocates.

By Mohamed Mohammed Published
The community ponders about the most important questions in space exploration and interrogates dark matter.

By Paul Sutter Published
Space is big — really big. And if you want to successfully navigate the interstellar depths of our galaxy, you're going to need some sort of reliable system.

By Space.com Staff Published
Check out our reading list for space and sci-fi lovers, as well as children who are interested in astronomy and spaceflight.

By Space.com Staff Published
Here are some of the best science fiction books Space.com's writers and editors have read and loved.

By Charles Q. Choi Published
Spacecraft made of carbon-foam bubbles could zoom from Earth to Alpha Centauri in 185 years, driven solely by the power of the sun, a new study finds.
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