Science As a Full Body Experience: Brian Greene On 2019 World Science Festival By Doris Elin Salazar The 2019 World Science Festival kicks off this week in New York City! Hear from its founder, Brian Greene.
Pictures from Space! Our Image of the Day By Hanneke Weitering The Blue Moon looms high above the thin blue veil of Earth's atmosphere in this photo captured by an astronaut at the International Space Station on May 18.
On This Day in Space! May 22, 2012: SpaceX Launches 1st Private Cargo Mission to the Space Station By Hanneke Weitering On May 22, 2012, SpaceX launched the first commercial cargo flight to the International Space Station. See how it happened in our On This Day in Space videos series!
Sen Launched 4K Video Cameras in Space. Here's What They Saw. By Elizabeth Howell New video views of Earth show our planet in stunning high-definition, courtesy of a newly-launched 4K video-streaming platform.
This Weird Meteorite Crashed Through a Doghouse in Costa Rica. (The Dog's Fine) By Meghan Bartels Rocky was napping in a doghouse in Costa Rica on April 23 when a small meteorite punctured the roof. The dog was fine, but couldn't hope to match scientists' interest in fetching the stray meteorite.
How SpaceX's Starlink Internet Satellites Could Help Humanity Colonize Mars By Mike Wall The satellites that SpaceX is about to launch to Earth orbit could help humanity settle the moon and Mars someday.
Supersymmetric 'Sleptons' Might Exist. But They'd Have to Be Huge. By Rafi Letzter The biggest, most expensive science experiment in the world might be losing all its dark matter. But physicists are looking on the bright side.
There's a Brand-New Kilogram, And It's Based on Quantum Physics By Rafi Letzter The kilogram isn't a thing anymore. Instead, it's an abstract idea about light and energy and fundamental universal constants.
In Photos: India Launches the RISAT-2B Earth-Imaging Satellite By Hanneke Weitering See photos of India's PSLV-C46 mission that launched the RISAT-2B Earth-observation satellite into orbit.
Watch India Launch a New Earth-Watching Satellite Tonight! By Hanneke Weitering India is launching a new Earth-observation satellite today (May 21), and you can watch it lift off live online!
Science As a Full Body Experience: Brian Greene On 2019 World Science Festival By Doris Elin Salazar The 2019 World Science Festival kicks off this week in New York City! Hear from its founder, Brian Greene.
Pictures from Space! Our Image of the Day By Hanneke Weitering The Blue Moon looms high above the thin blue veil of Earth's atmosphere in this photo captured by an astronaut at the International Space Station on May 18.
NASA Puts Mars 2020 Rover's Space Ride to the Test (Photo) By Mike Wall Earlier this month, engineers put the Mars 2020 rover's fully assembled spacecraft through some tests at the Space Simulator Facility at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California.
Pluto Has a Buried Ocean — And So Might Many Other Worlds By Mike Wall Buried oceans like the one sloshing beneath the icy surface of the Jupiter moon Europa may be far more common across the cosmos than scientists had imagined.
How Earth Life Could Come Back from a Sterilizing Asteroid Impact By Mike Wall Supervillains take note: Even the biggest and baddest asteroids may not be 100% effective as a doomsday devices.
Space Launch Calendar 2019: Sky Events, Missions & More By Hanneke Weitering Here's a guide to SpaceX's launch schedule, other rocket missions, astronomical events of the next year, as well as milestones for spacecraft already in travel.
Caught Speeding: Illinois Patrol Cop Spies Blazing Fireball (Video) By Elizabeth Howell An Illinois police officer on a routine trip earlier this month saw a fireball suddenly light up the sky in front of the car's dashboard camera.
Watch the Blue Moon of May 2019 Rise Today in a Live Webcast! By Elizabeth Howell You can watch the "Blue Moon" rise live over Rome in a broadcast from the Virtual Telescope Project. Tune in today (May 18) to see the show, starting at 1:45 p.m. EDT (1745 GMT).
Best Spaceflight and Space History Books By SPACE.com Staff Here are Space.com writers' and editors' picks for spaceflight and space history books that dazzle.
Best Space Books and Sci-Fi for 2019 By SPACE.com Staff Space.com's editors present a reading list for space and sci-fi lovers, as well as children who are interested in astronomy and spaceflight.
Lego Fan Vote Could Launch International Space Station As Toy Set By Robert Z. Pearlman Lego is giving the International Space Station a third chance at becoming one of its official toy sets.
