India to Launch Chandrayaan-2 Moon Lander Mission July 22 By Tariq Malik India is now targeting a July 22 launch of its first moon lander and rover after a weeklong delay due to a technical glitch.
For All Humankind: The National Space Society and ISDC 2019 By Bruce Pittman The NSS and the International Space Development Conference of June 2019.
New Dark Energy Data Emerges from Misshapen, Distorted, Ancient Voids By Rafi Letzter There are voids in the universe, and we can't see them properly. But the good news is that astronomers just got much better at not seeing them properly.
Juno Finds Mysterious, Unexpected Currents Crackling Through Jupiter's Magnetosphere By Rafi Letzter There are turbulent electrical currents coursing through the gas giant's outer atmosphere, producing brilliant auroras.
Apollo 11 Astronaut and Space Station Crew Reflect on Epic Moonshot By Elizabeth Howell Apollo 11 astronaut Michael Collins recalled the epic journey that brought him to the moon 50 years ago, as International Space Station astronauts paid tribute to the first human moon landing.
How NASA Tracked Apollo 11 to the Moon and Back with 1960s Tech By Doris Elin Salazar NASA relied on the U.S. State Department to implement an extensive global network of antennas to support the 1969 moon landing.
SpaceX to Let Its 'Starhopper' Starship Prototype Off Its Leash Soon By Mike Wall The Starhopper spacecraft, a prototype of SpaceX's Starship Mars vehicle, is scheduled to make its first untethered test flight soon.
India to Launch Chandrayaan-2 Moon Lander Mission July 22 By Tariq Malik India is now targeting a July 22 launch of its first moon lander and rover after a weeklong delay due to a technical glitch.
For All Humankind: The National Space Society and ISDC 2019 By Bruce Pittman The NSS and the International Space Development Conference of June 2019.
Space Archaeology Is a Thing. And It Involves Lasers and Spy Satellites By Mindy Weisberger High-orbiting satellites offer clues about what lies buried underground.
How We Could Make Mars Habitable, One Patch of Ground at a Time By Mike Wall Transforming Mars into a life-friendly world doesn't have to be a herculean, planet-wide effort.
How We Could Make Mars Habitable, One Patch of Ground at a Time By Mike Wall Transforming Mars into a life-friendly world doesn't have to be a herculean, planet-wide effort.
Earth's Changing Colors Could Help Us Find Alien Life By Mike Wall Earth's color palette has changed considerably over time, and that fact could help astronomers better understand the evolution of other life-hosting planets, a new study suggests.
Nearly 200K People Have Signed Up to Steal Alien Secrets from Area 51 in Late-Summer Raid By Brandon Specktor More than 200,000 Facebook users say they're interested in joining a raid on Nevada's infamous Area 51 air base this summer.
Partial Lunar Eclipse Puts on a Moon Show 50 Years After Apollo 11 Launch By Doris Elin Salazar The moon was at the tail end of a partial lunar eclipse when it rose above the Andean horizon on Tuesday (July 16).
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.
Stellar Deals on Celestron Telescopes and Binoculars By SPACE.com Staff Inspire others to look up this holiday season by giving the gift of a telescope or astronomy binoculars! We've rounded up some of the best deals on Celestron products for sale on Amazon right now.
Watch Space Camp Launch Nearly 5,000 Model Rockets for Apollo 11 (and Seek a World Record) By Elizabeth Howell To celebrate the 50th anniversary of NASA's Apollo 11 launch to the moon Tuesday (July 16), the U.S. Space and Rocket Center launched nearly 5,000 model rockets.
Awesome 'Star Wars' Lego Sets On Sale for Prime Day By SPACE.com Staff The Amazon Prime Day force is strong with these Lego "Star Wars" sets.
