Fisher Space Pen Marks Apollo 11 50th With Moon-Flown Material By Robert Z. Pearlman A new limited-edition, collectible pen is embedded with a piece of the history it helped write.
SpaceX Cargo Launch Still On Track Despite Crew Dragon Anomaly, NASA Says By Sarah Lewin SpaceX's upcoming cargo launch is still on track after a recent anomaly during a test of their Crew Dragon capsule.
SpaceX Crew Dragon Accident May Impact NASA Plans to Launch Astronauts from US Soil By Hanneke Weitering An explosion that may have destroyed a SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft during an engine test on April 20 could push back NASA's plans to begin launching astronauts from U.S. soil this summer.
Watch Live @ 3 pm ET! NASA Earth Day Special 'Our Weird Planet' By SPACE.com Staff At 3 p.m. EDT (1900 GMT) today, NASA will air a special episode of its NASA Science Live program to showcase our amazing planet Earth.
Image of the Day By Hanneke Weitering Here's what the Earth looked like from the International Space Station during one of the 16 sunrises the astronauts experienced on Easter Sunday (April 21).
Space Calendar 2019: Launches, Sky Events & More By Hanneke Weitering Here's a guide to the major astronomical events of the next year, as well as space launches and milestones for spacecraft already in travel.
'Speed' Docuseries Shows What Light-Powered Cubesat Might Look Like in Space (Video) By Doris Elin Salazar One future journey through the solar system might be possible, thanks to a sail powered by the sun.
Air-Breathing Rocket Engine Gets Green Light for Major Tests By Tereza Pultarova The SABRE air-breathing rocket engine is ready for a major round of testing in the next 18 months after passing a preliminary design review by the European Space Agency.
Fisher Space Pen Marks Apollo 11 50th With Moon-Flown Material By Robert Z. Pearlman A new limited-edition, collectible pen is embedded with a piece of the history it helped write.
Watch Live @ 3 pm ET! NASA Earth Day Special 'Our Weird Planet' By SPACE.com Staff At 3 p.m. EDT (1900 GMT) today, NASA will air a special episode of its NASA Science Live program to showcase our amazing planet Earth.
Celebrate Earth Day 2019 with This Animated Google Doodle By Meghan Bartels Earth is one of thousands of planets known to date — but it's the only world we know of that hosts life, and that's worth celebrating.
NASA's Webb Space Telescope Will Capture a Galactic 'Jellyfish' By Hanneke Weitering Astronomers aren't sure how this galaxy ended up with its long, gassy appendages, but NASA's upcoming James Webb Space Telescope is going to investigate.
What's Eating Mars' Methane? ExoMars Results Deepen Mystery By Megan Gannon The first findings from the ExoMars orbiter show no signs of methane in Mars' atmosphere.
'Alien' Lights in Norway Were a NASA Test, Not an Extraterrestrial Visit By Mindy Weisberger 'Alien' lights in Norway were a NASA mission, not an extraterrestrial visit.
This 'Habitable Planets Catalog' Will Help NASA Probe's Hunt for Alien Worlds By Mike Wall NASA's newest planet-hunting mission just got a list of high-priority targets.
Space Calendar 2019: Launches, Sky Events & More By Hanneke Weitering Here's a guide to the major astronomical events of the next year, as well as space launches and milestones for spacecraft already in travel.
The Moon Shines with Jupiter and Saturn This Week! Here's How to See It By Joe Rao The waning gibbous moon will soon visit the two largest gas giants of our solar system.
April's Lyrid Meteors Peak Early this Week, But the Moon May Interfere By Joe Rao One of the oldest known annual meteor showers, peaking early this week, may unfortunately be hindered by an almost-full moon.
Alan Tudyk Returns as K-2SO in Cassian Andor Disney+ Series By George Marston Disney+'s Cassian Andor series will bring back K-2SO.
What If Winter Lasted for Years Like It Does on 'Game of Thrones'? By Yasemin Saplakoglu It'd be cold, very cold
Iger: Star Wars Movies Will Go on 'Hiatus' After Episode IX By George Marston With a pivot to TV projects.
