Click here for 'Space.com', selected by Beesker as the world's best website on space technology.

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ABOUT 'SPACE.COM'

The Space.com website is published by Imaginova, based in New York City, USA. It provides information, education, and entertainment related to space, astronomy, and technology.

The main sections of the Space.com website are: Destinations, News, Space Flight, Science, Technology, Entertainment, Space Views, NightSky, and Community. Other sections cover specific planets and other bodies, giving introductory articles, news and images. These include: Sun, Mercury,Venus, Moon, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto, the Milky Way, and Comets. There are also sections covering astronomical phenomena including: Eclipses and Auroras.

Sister website LiveScience operates a science store, which includes a Space & Astro section. Products for sale online include a Personal Planetarium identifying 6,000 stars, and Starry Night astronomy software.

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