It's Time to go Back to the Moon, According to This Astronaut By Chelsea Gohd In a conversation with Space.com, former NASA astronaut Mike Massimino shared that he thinks it's about time that humans step foot on the lunar surface again.
Why Can't NASA's Curiosity Rover Rescue Opportunity? By Rafi Letzter NASA has another mobile robot on Mars. Why not launch a rescue mission?
'Star Wars: Episode IX' Wraps Filming! By George Marston The real Star Wars: Episode IX title is the friends we made along the way.
A Solar Flare '10 Billion Times More Powerful' Than Earth's Sun Blasted Out of Orion's Sword By Brandon Specktor This crazy solar flare is more powerful than any ever blasted by Earth’s sun.
Review: Alita — Battle Angel By Pierce Lydon, Best Shots Reviewer A stunning technological achievement... but...
Animated 'Star Trek' Show for Kids In Development for Nickelodeon: Report By Chris Arrant Star Trek for the next generation.
NASA Wants Help from Private Companies to Land Astronauts on the Moon by 2028 By Doris Elin Salazar This week, NASA made a formal request for private companies to propose future lunar technologies, with responses due by the end of next month.
Postcards from Mars: The Amazing Photos of Opportunity and Spirit Rovers By Tariq Malik Spirit and Opportunity, the Mars rovers, have done groundbreaking science on the surface of the Red Planet. Take a look at some of their latest Mars photos.
Why Can't NASA's Curiosity Rover Rescue Opportunity? By Rafi Letzter NASA has another mobile robot on Mars. Why not launch a rescue mission?
China's Landing Site on the Far Side of the Moon Now Has a Name By Meghan Bartels Five sites on the far side of the moon have brand-new names, thanks to China's Chang'e-4 mission that touched down on Jan. 3 at a location now known as Statio Tianhe.
A Solar Flare '10 Billion Times More Powerful' Than Earth's Sun Blasted Out of Orion's Sword By Brandon Specktor This crazy solar flare is more powerful than any ever blasted by Earth’s sun.
Scientists Hope They're Hot on the Heels of Universe's Missing Mass By Meghan Bartels Astronomers think they've found a new clue in their continuing quest to solve one of the most substantial mysteries of the cosmos: where about a third of the universe's matter is hiding.
Dwarf Planet Ceres Hosted Near-Surface Water for Millions of Years By Mike Wall Some parts of the dwarf planet Ceres harbored pockets of near-surface water for millions of years in the recent past, a new study suggests.
New NASA Partnership Will Spearhead Search for Life By Meghan Bartels NASA is launching a new research partnership to tackle the search for life beyond Earth, including life that may look very different from the kinds we're familiar with.
Earth's Shadow and the 'Belt of Venus' Arc Over La Palma in a Scenic Panorama (Photo) By Hanneke Weitering Earth's shadow and the Belt of Venus loom above the horizon behind the Roque de los Muchachos Observatory on La Palma in this panorama by astrophotographer Chirag Upreti.
How to See Comet Iwamoto Fly Past Earth This Week By Hanneke Weitering The brilliant, blue-green comet C/2018 Y1 Iwamoto will zip by Earth this week, and the speedy space "snowball" is currently visible in the night sky with binoculars and small telescopes.
A Comet, Meteor, Nebula and the Pleiades Combine into One Epic Space Photo By Miguel Claro A deep-space panorama shows Comet 46P/Wirtanen, the Pleiades star cluster and a meteor crossing in front of the California Nebula.
'Star Wars: Episode IX' Wraps Filming! By George Marston The real Star Wars: Episode IX title is the friends we made along the way.
Review: Alita — Battle Angel By Pierce Lydon, Best Shots Reviewer A stunning technological achievement... but...
Animated 'Star Trek' Show for Kids In Development for Nickelodeon: Report By Chris Arrant Star Trek for the next generation.
