'Star Trek' showrunner Alex Kurtzman talks about toxic fandom By Scott Snowden "There's a difference between debate and toxicity. Debate is essential."
Meet 'Star Trek: Prodigy:' New animated series finally gets a name By Chelsea Gohd "Star Trek: Prodigy," the all-new animated series from CBS and Nickelodeon, was officially unveiled today (July 23.)
A Space Fan's Guide to San Diego Comic-Con 2020 By Scott Snowden We've scanned the schedule and pulled out the essential panels and screenings that space lovers should make their top priority for San Diego Comic-Con 2020.
'Star Trek' fans rejoice! Holodeck spotted in L.A. park By Chelsea Gohd The Holodeck has beamed down to Earth.
Book excerpt: 'How to Die in Space' on the beauty and danger of nebulas By Paul Sutter Sure, space looks pretty, but just because it sparkles doesn't make it welcoming.
'How to Die in Space' explores the dangers of astrophysics By Meghan Bartels Life on Earth can seem pretty hazardous, but if you ask astrophysicist Paul Sutter, it's still safer than anywhere else in the universe.
Google doodle celebrates female Turkish astrophysicist Dilhan Eryurt By Meghan Bartels On the 51st anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing, the Google doodle program chose to commemorate the scientific legacy of Turkish astrophysicist Dilhan Eryurt.
Apollo 11 'disaster' video project highlights growing danger of deepfake tech By Mike Wall "In Case of Moon Disaster" showcases the danger of media disinformation, which is already profound and will only grow as deepfake tech gets better and better.
'A Day in Space': Watch the National Space Society's virtual event now! By Elizabeth Howell The National Space Society will hold "A Day in Space" Thursday (July 16) virtually on multiple platforms, with speakers such as Apollo 11 astronaut Buzz Aldrin and exoplanet scientist Sara Seager.
'Smell of space' bottler sets sights on the moon, plans 'Eau de Luna' By Robert Z. Pearlman If you like the smell of space, wait until you get a whiff of the moon.
Grant Imahara, TV Mythbuster and beloved science personality, dies at 49 By Chelsea Gohd Beloved science personality Grant Imahara has died at age 49.
'Star Trek: Lower Decks' warps onto TV Aug. 6. See the 1st full trailer! By Scott Snowden For only the second time, "Star Trek" is about to have an animated series and it's first full trailer has warped onto the internet.
'Star Wars: The Bad Batch' is coming to Disney Plus in 2021 By Chelsea Gohd A brand new animated series "Star Wars: The Bad Batch" will be coming to Disney Plus in 2021.
Join the National Space Society for 'A Day in Space,' a celebration of spaceflight, this week By Melissa Silva The National Space Society will launch a "Day in Space" celebration of spaceflight on July 16, 2020. Here's how to watch..
Apple TV+ drops 1st teaser for adaptation of Isaac Asimov's sci-fi epic 'Foundation' By Scott Snowden Apple TV+ has dropped the first teaser trailer for its "Foundation" adaptation of Isaac Asimov's books coming in 2021.
Netflix's Mars sci-fi series 'Away' gets a launch date. See the 1st teaser trailer By Mike Wall Netflix has a new Mars sci-fi show coming out this September, and you can get a (very brief) first look at it now.
'The Sirens of Mars' tells of the search for life on Mars By Meghan Bartels Studying Mars has been by turns tantalizing and heart-breaking, a constant dance as improving technology builds or dims hopes of finding life on our red neighbor.
Book excerpt: 'The Sirens of Mars' on early views of the Red Planet By Sarah Stewart Johnson For centuries, humans have looked to the bright, reddish dot moving across our skies and wondered about its secrets.
Astrophysicist Joe Pesce answers your questions about the universe (AMA Recap!) By Joshua Simenhoff Astrophysicist Dr. Joe Pesce recently joined the Space.com forums to answer your questions about the universe, and also Star Trek.
'Kerbal Space Program' launches epic European missions in 'Shared Horizons' expansion By Elizabeth Howell "Kerbal Space Program" launches into the ESA frontier today (July 1) with "Shared Horizons" and scientists are thrilled.
