1 year after launch, NASA's Perseverance rover prepares to collect 1st sample on Mars By Mike Wall It's been quite an eventful year for NASA's Perseverance Mars rover.
Russia says 'software failure' caused thruster misfire at space station By Meghan Bartels Yesterday's unexpected tilting of the International Space Station was caused by a software glitch, according to Russian space agency Roscosmos.
The truth is still out there: why the current UFO craze may be a problem of intelligence failings By Kyle Cunliffe It's safe to say that UFOs, now branded UAPs, are back.
Watch NASA's Mars helicopter Ingenuity explore intriguing Raised Ridges in new video By Tereza Pultarova NASA's Ingenuity Mars helicopter explores the "intriguing" Raised Ridges during its latest and most complex flight to date.
China's Zhurong Mars rover scopes out dunes on journey south By Andrew Jones China's Zhurong rover has quietly clocked up 1,900 feet (585 meters) of driving on Mars and has been using its science instruments to check out nearby geologic features in Utopia Planitia.
Space Chat with Space.com: Starliner delays, Russia has a module mishap and some crazy space science emerges! By Chelsea Gohd Today (July 30), Space Chat will explore what's new in space, including Boeing's delayed Starliner launch, Russia's misbehaving module and all of the crazy new science emerging.
Watch NASA's Mars helicopter Ingenuity explore intriguing Raised Ridges in new video By Tereza Pultarova NASA's Ingenuity Mars helicopter explores the "intriguing" Raised Ridges during its latest and most complex flight to date.
American Rocketry Challenge sees Portland school take 2021 championship By Elizabeth Howell A Portland-area high school came out on top in a new "distributed" version of this year's American Rocketry Challenge that was optimized for pandemic safety.
Russia says 'software failure' caused thruster misfire at space station By Meghan Bartels Yesterday's unexpected tilting of the International Space Station was caused by a software glitch, according to Russian space agency Roscosmos.
Watch NASA's Mars helicopter Ingenuity explore intriguing Raised Ridges in new video By Tereza Pultarova NASA's Ingenuity Mars helicopter explores the "intriguing" Raised Ridges during its latest and most complex flight to date.
Space Chat with Space.com: Starliner delays, Russia has a module mishap and some crazy space science emerges! By Chelsea Gohd Today (July 30), Space Chat will explore what's new in space, including Boeing's delayed Starliner launch, Russia's misbehaving module and all of the crazy new science emerging.
Why does the Milky Way have spiral arms? New Gaia data are helping solve the puzzle By Tereza Pultarova New data from the European Gaia mission help shed light on the nature and origins of the spiral structure of the Milky Way.
The truth is still out there: why the current UFO craze may be a problem of intelligence failings By Kyle Cunliffe It's safe to say that UFOs, now branded UAPs, are back.
Mars' buried polar 'lakes' may just be frozen clay By Charles Q. Choi Bright reflections that radar detected beneath the south pole of Mars may not be underground lakes as previously thought but deposits of clay instead, a new study finds.
Could microbes communicate with alien species? By Predrag Slijepcevic, Nalin Chandra Wickramasinghe Are we alone in the universe?
Astronomers propose 'SatHub' to address growing threat of satellite megaconstellations By Elizabeth Howell Some astronomers suggest setting up a "SatHub" to address the growing threat that satellite megaconstellations pose to the night sky — but funding and support are necessary to make it happen.
Fireball streaks across North Texas, creating light show and sonic boom By Stephanie Pappas A fireball streaked across North Texas last night, leading to several hundred witness reports of a bright flash and sonic boom.
Skywatcher spots Russia's Nauka science module headed to space station (photo) By Tereza Pultarova A British astrophotographer captured a stunning view of the Nauka science module, just hours after its launch into orbit on Wednesday (July 21).
Space Chat with Space.com: Starliner delays, Russia has a module mishap and some crazy space science emerges! By Chelsea Gohd Today (July 30), Space Chat will explore what's new in space, including Boeing's delayed Starliner launch, Russia's misbehaving module and all of the crazy new science emerging.
Artist Amoako Boafo to paint Uplift triptych on Blue Origin rocket exterior By Robert Z. Pearlman Art critics have hailed figurative painter Amoako Boafo's "stratospheric rise" among the "upper echelons of the art world." Little did they know, the stratosphere would only be the start.
Space and Dinos! NASA astronaut Karen Nyberg designs "Dinos in space" clothing line [Giveaway] By Chelsea Gohd Retired NASA astronaut Karen Nyberg has teamed up with apparel company SvahaUSA to create a "Dinos in Space" clothing line.
