New writer/director duo tapped to develop 'Star Wars' film or TV project By Chris Arrant One with a history at Marvel.
Free space projects for kids (and adults) stuck at home during the coronavirus outbreak By Elizabeth Howell, Hanneke Weitering If the coronavirus pandemic has you stuck at home and yearning for some space exploration, here are some free space projects and activities to keep you occupied.
'Space Racers' goes full STEAM ahead with free activities for kids amid coronavirus outbreak By Samantha Mathewson The animated TV series "Space Racers" has shared educational content for students during school closures amid the coronavirus outbreak.
'Cosmos: Possible Worlds' episode 2 will make you think By Rod Pyle The second episode of the brand new season 3 of "Cosmos: Possible Worlds" takes us, as the show so often does, from ancient times on Earth through to the very edge of the galaxy.
'Star Trek: Picard' episode 8 features some extreme highs and lows By Scott Snowden "Broken Pieces," the eighth episode of "Star Trek: Picard" is a mixed affair, cram-packed with plot and serving very much as a set up to the season finale.
Violinist Lindsey Stirling shoots moon-themed 'Artemis' music video at NASA's Kennedy Space Center By Elizabeth Howell Performer Lindsey Stirling made an (almost)-out-of-this-world performance within view of the launch pad that could send people to the moon in 2024.
'Star Trek' shields up: US lawmakers advised to use Vulcan greeting to avoid coronavirus exposure By Chelsea Gohd As coronavirus continues to spread around the world, lawmakers suggest another measure to prevent the spread of disease: a Vulcan greeting.
'Cosmos: Possible Worlds' episode 1 takes viewers on a wild ride with the Ship of Imagination By Rod Pyle Monday (March 9) marked the kickoff of the third season of the venerable "Cosmos" series on the National Geographic channel.
The 10 greatest Picard moments from 'Star Trek: The Next Generation' By Swapna Krishna We've compiled this list of Picard's 10 greatest moments over the course of TNG.
'Cosmos: Possible Worlds' takes us back into a universe of science By Rod Pyle A new season of the rebooted television show "Cosmos" arrives on screens today (March 9) after a long delay.
Pearl Jam's 'Gigaton' boldly goes to the Red Planet, has 'Apollo' launch on SiriusXM By Steve Spaleta Pearl Jam's new record, 'Gigaton,' moves listeners beyond Earthly bounds to reflect on our changing planet.
'They Are Already Here' author explains the spread of UFO belief: Q&A By Meghan Bartels Space.com sat down with Sarah Scoles, author of "They Are Already Here: UFO Culture and Why We See Saucers."
'They Are Already Here' starts with a total solar eclipse and a UFO. (Book Excerpt) By Sarah Scoles Read an excerpt from the new book "They Are Already Here: UFO Culture and Why We See Saucers" by Sarah Scoles.
William Shatner says Captain Kirk's story is 'Played Out' in 'Star Trek' lore By George Marston Star Trek actor William Shatner says his character Captain Kirk's story is "played out," and that he has no interest in resuming the role.
Jean-Luc seeks the wisdom of friends in 'Star Trek: Picard' episode 7 By Scott Snowden See what's happened in the last 20 years to some other Enterprise 1701-D crewmembers.
Funko Pop! releases new Baby Yoda and other 'Mandalorian' figures By Kasandra Brabaw Immediately upon walking into Funko's booth at Toy Fair New York, it was clear to me that Baby Yoda (formally known as The Child) was the star of this year's show.
Star maps through the ages: A Q&A with the author of 'The Sky Atlas' By Meghan Bartels Sure, humans have looked to the stars for millennia, but it's still difficult to step into the shoes of all those people.
Get royal and rowdy with SyFy's 'Vagrant Queen' trailer By George Marston Vault Comic's Vagrant Queen comes to TV.
Smithsonian Open Access launches with space artifact 2D and 3D images By Robert Z. Pearlman The Smithsonian has just relinquished its claim on hundreds, if not thousands of space artifacts.
