NASA wants your ideas to reuse trash and waste on a Mars mission By Elizabeth Howell published 19 January 22 You have until March 15 to submit your Red Planet innovations.
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope mission: Live updates By Space.com Staff published 19 January 22 NASA's James Webb Space Telescope is on its way to L2 to study the universe.
James Webb Space Telescope marks deployment of all mirrors By Meghan Bartels published 19 January 22 NASA's massive new observatory has notched another milestone.
Cosmonauts on spacewalk ready new Russian docking port for future space station arrivals By Robert Z. Pearlman published 19 January 22 Russia's new multi-port docking module at the International Space Station is ready to receive its first spacecraft after the work of two cosmonauts on a seven-hour spacewalk.
Moon's crust may have formed from 'slushy' magma ocean long ago By Rahul Rao published 19 January 22 The moon's crust might have formed from an unevenly layered "slush" of magma that once covered the entire body, a new study reports.
How is metal 3D printing transforming space travel? By Ailsa Harvey published 18 January 22 Reference Metal 3D printing can produce the most intricate rocket parts, using combustion-resistant material
HTC VR headsets are on sale in the UK until the end of January By Alexander Cox published 18 January 22 Save up to £250 on some of the best VR headsets on the market right now.
NASA wants your ideas to reuse trash and waste on a Mars mission By Elizabeth Howell published 19 January 22 You have until March 15 to submit your Red Planet innovations.
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope mission: Live updates By Space.com Staff published 19 January 22 NASA's James Webb Space Telescope is on its way to L2 to study the universe.
SpaceX's Starlink satellites leave streaks in asteroid-hunting telescope's images By Tereza Pultarova published 19 January 22 An Earth-based telescope that looks for exploding stars and dangerous near-Earth asteroids is struggling with streaks from SpaceX's Starlink internet-beaming constellation.
What really makes a planet habitable? Our assumptions may be wrong By Paul Sutter published 18 January 22 How common are ice-covered planets like Hoth from "Star Wars," and might they be capable of hosting life? As usual, the answer is, it depends.
Chilly, damp Mars may have hosted an ancient ocean By Charles Q. Choi published 18 January 22 Three billion years ago, the dusty planet we know today was a very different world.
Pentagon launches new UFO office. Not all believers are happy about it. By Stephanie Pappas published 15 January 22 The U.S. government will officially investigate UFOs with a new office based in the Pentagon.
A huge asteroid will fly safely by Earth today. Here's how to watch it live. By Elizabeth Howell published 18 January 22 You can watch a nearly mile-wide asteroid make its closest Earth approach for the next 200 years today. Here's how.
Full Wolf Moon, the first full moon of 2022, rises tonight By Samantha Mathewson published 17 January 22 The full Wolf Moon rises tonight (Jan. 17) at 6:48 p.m. EST (1148 GMT), marking the first full moon of the New Year.
Nikon Nikkor Z 70-200mm f/2.8 S-Line lens review By Andy Hartup published 17 January 22 Review A serious 70-200mm for anyone who demands the best image quality and is willing to pay. It’s worth every cent.
'The Book of Boba Fett' episode 3 offers colorful new additions to Tatooine culture By Scott Snowden published 19 January 22 There's a new Rancor in town, so don't distress the daimyo, or you might end up as dinner
Guardians of the Galaxy ships: Exploring the Milano and the Benatar By Fran Ruiz published 19 January 22 The Guardians of the Galaxy ships pack quite a bit of history and interesting trivia, and have quickly become Hollywood icons thanks to the MCU.
Nerf DinoSquad Rex-Rampage blaster review By Andy Hartup published 19 January 22 While the Nerf DinoSquad Rex-Rampage blaster looks the part, it’s far from the most reliable Nerf gun out there.
Voyager 1: Earth's farthest spacecraft By Elizabeth Howell published 19 January 22 Voyager 1, which launched in 1977, is farther from Earth than any other spacecraft.
Guardians of the Galaxy ships: Exploring the Milano and the Benatar By Fran Ruiz published 19 January 22 The Guardians of the Galaxy ships pack quite a bit of history and interesting trivia, and have quickly become Hollywood icons thanks to the MCU.
Our expanding universe: Age, history & other facts By Charles Q. Choi, Ailsa Harvey published 18 January 22 Reference The universe was born with the Big Bang as an unimaginably hot, dense point. SPACE.com offers an overview of the universe and its history, age and structure.
