Whoops! So-Called 'Asteroid' Is Actually a Comet By Raphael Rosen 04 September 2014 A previously unknown asteroid spotted by a NASA telescope with a new lease on life is actually a comet, according to new observations.
Atomic Clock Will Fly to Space Station in 2016 By Raphael Rosen 21 August 2014 A new atomic clock is due for installation on the International Space Station in 2016, ushering in a new age of physics experiments probing the relationship between space and time.
Saturn's Moon Titan Sheds Light on Hazy Alien Planets By Raphael Rosen 28 July 2014 By peering into the haze of Saturn's huge moon Titan, scientists could learn more about how the atmospheres of alien worlds behave.
Running in Space: New 'ForceShoe' to Monitor Astronaut Exercise By Raphael Rosen 30 June 2014 A new pair of running shoes may help you run a personal best, but a different kind of shoe could help spacefarers stay fit.
New Private Spacecraft Will Be 1st US Space Lifeboat in 40 Years By Raphael Rosen 10 June 2014 The next U.S. spacecraft designed to deliver astronauts to the International Space Station also need to act as lifeboats if something goes wrong on the orbiting outpost.
How Cosmic Lenses Reveal the Depths of Deep Space (Video) By Raphael Rosen 05 May 2014 Earlier this year, astronomers celebrated the discovery of one of the youngest galaxies ever seen, but what was almost as astonishing was the way in which the far-off galaxy was found.
Students Design Radiation Shield for NASA's Orion Spacecraft By Raphael Rosen 21 April 2014 NASA is developing a new spacecraft to take mankind to deep space, and high school students will have an important role in designing it.
NASA Uses Mini Rocket Models to Test Mega-Rocket Parts (Video, Photo) By Raphael Rosen 31 March 2014 The engines of NASA's space shuttle will be reborn for the space agency's newest rocket, designed to take humans deeper into space than ever before.
Astronauts to Test 'Touchy-Feely' Wearable Robot Joystick in Space By Raphael Rosen 29 March 2014 This summer, astronauts on the International Space Station will test technology that may someday allow humans to remotely control robotic probes on alien worlds.
Spellbinding Cosmic Beauty: Why Astronomy Images Matter By Raphael Rosen 07 March 2013 A science team at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics wants to understand why you love cosmic photos.
