New 'Captain Marvel' Trailer Offers More Clues to Hero's Power By Space.com Marvel fans are getting more excited as each new snippet of footage and tidbit of info for the forthcoming "Captain Marvel" makes its way onto the internet.
Blue Origin to Launch Next New Shepard Test Flight Tuesday By Space.com Blue Origin plans to conduct the next test flight of its New Shepard suborbital vehicle Dec. 18 as the company moves closer to flying people into space.
How Life Could Help Atmospheric Tides Slow a Planet's Rotation By Space.com Resonating oscillations of a planet's atmosphere caused by gravitational tides and heating from its star could prevent a planet's rotation from steadily slowing over time, according to new research.
Huge Iceberg Poised to Break Off Antarctica's Pine Island Glacier By Space.com A newly discovered long and craggy rift is splintering across West Antarctica's Pine Island Glacier, satellite images show.
A Stash of a Quadrillion Tons of Diamonds May Be Hiding Deep Inside Earth By Space.com Diamonds may be more common than we think
Remember That Dark-Matter-Free Galaxy? It May Have Dark Matter After All By Space.com A galaxy that is supposedly devoid of all dark matter might actually be full of it.
Gravity Assist Podcast: Mercury, with Faith Vilas By Space.com NASA's Planetary Science Division Director, Jim Green, speaks to planetary scientists Faith Vilas about Mercury and what it can tell us about planet formation.
Former NASA Engineers Building Real-Life Underwater Transformer By Space.com A transformer designed to do grunt work for the oil industry and military is coming, and it's… admittedly kind of fun to look at.
First Days on Mars: Excerpt from "Before Mars" by Emma Newman By Space.com In "Before Mars," a geologist arrives at a small Mars base after a lengthy journey, only to realize that things aren't as they seem.
The Emperor Comes Out of the Shadows in 'Star Wars Rebels' Trailer for Final Episodes By Space.com A trailer for the final episodes of Star Wars Rebels has ben released by Lucasfilm and Disney XD. The final six episodes will air in pairs for three weeks beginning February 19.
King's Dream of Equality Must Extend to Space Science By Space.com Few things would be a greater honor to King's memory, and there is no greater way for us to also honor ourselves, than to make space-based research as diverse as the world is.
Humanity's Sci-Fi Future: Are We Really Ready for Intelligent Robots? By Space.com As technology becomes increasingly sophisticated, specialized and perhaps even autonomous, what does that mean for the humans who design and depend on it?
Star Wars: Episode IX Release Date Pushed Back After Abrams' Hiring By Space.com And nipping at the heels of Wonder Woman 2.
Here's How Light May Have Burst Through the Universe and Out of the Dark Ages By Space.com Ancient black holes may have helped ultraviolet radiation escape from early stars, transforming the universe into the light-filled marvel we know today.
Ready, Aim, Blast! NASA Engineer Creates World's Largest Super Soaker By Space.com If you're going to challenge someone to a water gun fight this summer, it's best you don't take up arms against Mark Rober, a former NASA engineer who has created the world's largest Super Soaker.
'The Hubble Cantata' Weds Live Music with VR Views of the Cosmos By Space.com A live event combining virtual reality and musical performance in Brooklyn will be — literally — out of this world.
Ringside an Icy Water World | Space Wallpaper By Space.com Cassini spacecraft captured this image of Saturn's moon Enceladus across the planet's rings.
Cosmic Toys: Photos from Toy Fair 2015 By Space.com Space.com picked the winners of the Space Age Awards for the best space age toys at Toy Fair 2015 in New York City.
