Faster-Than-Light Travel Could Explain Mysterious Signals Beaming Through the Cosmos By Erika K. Carlson But don't worry, no laws of physics are being violated.
NASA's 1st SLS Megarocket Launch to the Moon Could Be Delayed to 2021 By Hanneke Weitering NASA is officially targeting 2020 for the first test flight of its long-delayed Space Launch System megarocket, but it may not launch until mid-2021, an agency official said.
How the Nobel Prize-Winning Exoplanet Was Found By Paul Sutter The 1995 discovery showed that the sun isn't the only star to host a family of planets — something we had long figured but never demonstrated — and also that the universe is really, really weird.
'Young' Ice at the Moon's South Pole Surprises Researchers By Elizabeth Howell Some ice deposits on the moon are younger than expected, researchers say, and it appears these deposits came from multiple sources at different times in our solar system's history.
European-Russian ExoMars Rover Team in 'Race Against the Clock' to Fix Parachutes for 2020 Launch By Mike Wall The European-Russian ExoMars 2020 mission will have to find some parachute fixes fast if it wants to be ready for launch next summer.
Scientists Propose New Satellite Tech to Dodge Space Junk from Megaconstellations By Charles Q. Choi New infrared cameras and gel-based thrusters just might help future satellites dodge space debris, a new study finds.
First-of-Its-Kind Satellite Servicing Spacecraft Launches on Russian Rocket By Mike Wall Northrop Grumman's Mission Extension Vehicle-1 (MEV-1) launched today (Oct. 9) from Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, kicking off a first-of-its-kind commercial-servicing mission.
NASA's 1st SLS Megarocket Launch to the Moon Could Be Delayed to 2021 By Hanneke Weitering NASA is officially targeting 2020 for the first test flight of its long-delayed Space Launch System megarocket, but it may not launch until mid-2021, an agency official said.
Faster-Than-Light Travel Could Explain Mysterious Signals Beaming Through the Cosmos By Erika K. Carlson But don't worry, no laws of physics are being violated.
How the Nobel Prize-Winning Exoplanet Was Found By Paul Sutter The 1995 discovery showed that the sun isn't the only star to host a family of planets — something we had long figured but never demonstrated — and also that the universe is really, really weird.
European-Russian ExoMars Rover Team in 'Race Against the Clock' to Fix Parachutes for 2020 Launch By Mike Wall The European-Russian ExoMars 2020 mission will have to find some parachute fixes fast if it wants to be ready for launch next summer.
A Churning 'Molten Blob' of Planet May Be Easier to Find. Here's Why. By Meghan Bartels The smaller a planet, the more difficult it is to spot — which is frustrating for scientists hoping to find Earth-like worlds.
Falling Fireballs Crashed in Chile Last Week. They Weren't Meteorites, Experts Say. By Nicoletta Lanese Chilean officials are investigating a curious collection of burning objects that fell onto parts of the country last week.
Brilliant Midnight Fireball Lights Up Sky Over Northeast China By Tariq Malik What appears to be a dazzling meteor lit up the sky over northeast China on Friday (Oct. 11), appearing as a brilliant fireball in surveillance video of the event.
October Full Moon 2019: Hunter's Moon Is Smallest of the Year By Jesse Emspak The full moon of October, called the Hunter's Moon, will grace the skies Oct. 13, as the smallest full moon of the year. Don't miss Jupiter and Saturn, too!
Venus Returns to Evening Sky After Weeks of Hiding Behind the Sun By Joe Rao After an absence of more than a year, the most brilliant planet returns to the evening sky.
Cute Goose (and Captain Marvel) Figure Set Coming in 2020 By Newsarama Staff A new Goose the Flerken figure is coming for Captain Marvel fans. It lands in 2020.
'Star Wars: Legends of Luke Skywalker' Manga Coming to U.S. in 2020 By Chris Arrant Illustrated by Legend of Zelda manga-ka Akira Himekawa.
A Soviet Satellite Falls to Earth in 'The Walking Dead' Season 10. How Realistic Is It? By Tariq Malik The episode "Lines We Cross" ends with an old Soviet satellite crashing to Earth, sparking a new plot point for the show. But how realistic is it? We asked a scientist.
