Russia Says It Will Keep Source of Hole (and Air Leak) on Soyuz Secret— But NASA Wants to Know: Report By Elizabeth Howell But NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine wants answers.
Take a Journey Through Disney's 'Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge' By Amy Thompson Disney's new land "Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge" is an incredible, immersive park experience.
Nova, Beta Ray Bill, Silver Surfer and More Spin Out of Marvel's Cosmic 'Annihilation: Scourge' Event This December By George Marston Marvel Comics reveals its December 2019 Annihilation: Scourge solicitations.
Space Photos: The Most Amazing Images This Week! By Doris Elin Urrutia Here are our picks for the most amazing space photos of the week.
Putting Astronauts on the Moon in 2024 Is a Tall Order, NASA Says By Mike Wall If you're skeptical that NASA can land astronauts on the moon five years from now, you're not alone.
Out Astronaut and Microgravity Flight Contest Winners Announced By Elizabeth Howell A nonprofit organization has announced the winners of two international contests that support under-represented minorities in science and space.
This New Device Can Make Renewable Energy from the Cold Night Sky By Elizabeth Howell A new thermoelectric device can generate electricity for an LED light bulb even during the blackest night, according to a report by researchers.
Relativity Space to Launch Satellite 'Tugs' on 3D-Printed Rocket By Doris Elin Urrutia Relativity Space, a company that builds and lofts 3D-printed rockets, will launch a half-dozen missions for the in-orbit shuttle service company Momentus beginning in 2021.
Putting Astronauts on the Moon in 2024 Is a Tall Order, NASA Says By Mike Wall If you're skeptical that NASA can land astronauts on the moon five years from now, you're not alone.
Out Astronaut and Microgravity Flight Contest Winners Announced By Elizabeth Howell A nonprofit organization has announced the winners of two international contests that support under-represented minorities in science and space.
Soar Over the Likely Mars Landing Site of Europe's ExoMars Rover in This 3D Animation By Elizabeth Howell Feel like going for a spin around Mars? A new video shows a 3D view of where the European-Russian ExoMars rover will land, in a region that was likely filled with water billions of years ago.
As People Around the World Strike, How Are We Studying Climate Change from Space? By Chelsea Gohd Space doesn't just allow us to appreciate Earth, it also allows scientists to better study and understand climate change.
'Alien Megastructure' Star May Not Be So Special After All By Charles Q. Choi More mysteriously dimming stars have been spotted.
UFOs Are Real — and You Were Never Supposed to See Them, Military Official Says By Brandon Specktor Remember those viral UFO videos you saw last year? The government would like you to forget them, please.
Are We Alone? 'Ad Astra' Star Brad Pitt Talks Aliens, Science Fiction and More By Elizabeth Howell Brad Pitt says his new space movie, "Ad Astra," won't have a clear position on whether humanity is alone in the universe.
Astronomers Get the Goods on Jupiter-Smacking Space Rock By Mike Wall The space rock that whacked Jupiter last month has lost its air of mystery.
First Glimpses of Interstellar Comet Suggest It's Not So Different By Meghan Bartels Astronomers are rushing to study what appears to be the first known interstellar comet — and in some of the very earliest observations, it looks oddly familiar.
Watch an Asteroid Fly by Earth Today in a Live Webcast from Slooh! By Elizabeth Howell This weekend you can see live telescope views of an asteroid hurtling past Earth, thanks to astronomy broadcaster Slooh.
Nova, Beta Ray Bill, Silver Surfer and More Spin Out of Marvel's Cosmic 'Annihilation: Scourge' Event This December By George Marston Marvel Comics reveals its December 2019 Annihilation: Scourge solicitations.
Are We Alone? 'Ad Astra' Star Brad Pitt Talks Aliens, Science Fiction and More By Elizabeth Howell Brad Pitt says his new space movie, "Ad Astra," won't have a clear position on whether humanity is alone in the universe.
'Star Trek: Discovery' Actor Anthony Rapp Talks Diversity, Science and New Role in 'Star Trek Online' By Elizabeth Howell From stage to the small screen, "Star Trek: Discovery" actor Anthony Rapp always tried to embody queer-friendly characters. And now his Trek character is coming to the gaming world.
