Space is the limit for the Northern Territory’s brightest students who showcased their out of this world inventions at the ...

Best star projectors for kids: Night-lights and ambient toys to soothe young space fans References By Tantse Walter Contributions from Alexander Cox , Jase Parnell-Brookes last updated 2 June 2025 ...

A woman shared that her messy neighbors asked her if they could out a trampoline in her tidy unused garden space. She asked ...

Rush to snap up one of the best telescopes for kids, the Celestron AstroMaster, 15% off for Cyber Monday. Skip to main content. ... Celestron AstroMaster 70AZ: was $4,899 now $4,099 at space.com.

What Is Space Junk Made Of? When experts use the term "space debris," they're referring to pieces of human-made material that were once used for space exploration and left in orbit. Instead of re ...

There’s even a space for teens to game and hang out. “There’s computers in The Edge, and there’s gaming consoles in The Edge. It’s just a cool place in general to hang out with your ...

Fueled by junk? For now, the system is not refuelable. In the more distant future, however, Stokes believes the system could obtain its fuel from existing space junk, by harvesting dead satellites for ...

Space may well be the final frontier for commercial messaging—and while the idea might sound far-fetched, it’s not entirely uncharted territory. After all, brands have been flirting with the idea of ...

A woman who is trying to do the right thing by her overweight children has refused to buy junk food for her home. But it's causing a rift with two of the kids who are not obese.

According to the European Space Agency (ESA), more than 170 million pieces of space junk are currently orbiting Earth. But what is that debris exactly, and how did it get there?

Mum keeps cupboard full of McDonald’s and junk food for years to prove it ‘never goes off’ On the internet alone, children are exposed to an estimated 15 billion junk food ads every year ...

Over the past 60 years or so of space exploration, we humans have left some– well, we’ve left some things behind. I’ll put it that way. Be it bits of satellites, moon buggies, Mars rovers, even human ...