Boeing Starliner Orbital Flight Test 2: Live updates By Space.com Staff published 19 May 22 Read live updates of Boeing's second uncrewed test flight of its Starliner spacecraft, scheduled to launch to the International Space Station on May 19.
On This Day In Space: May 19, 2000: STS-101 launches with 1st 'Glass Cockpit' By Hanneke Weitering published 19 May 22 On May 19, 2000, the space shuttle Atlantis launched with the very first "glass cockpit." See how it happened in our On This Day In Space video series.
Save over $260 on the Snapmaker A350T 3D printer at Amazon By Alexander Cox published 19 May 22 Get a huge saving on this 3-in-1 3D printer that allows you to reliably print larger models, laser engrave, and CNC carve materials.
The first NASA astronauts to ride Boeing's Starliner are watching its uncrewed OFT-2 test launch closely By Josh Dinner published 19 May 22 Butch Wilmore, Mike Fincke and Suni Williams are eager for Boeing’s new spacecraft to prove itself so they can climb aboard.
Boeing's Starliner spacecraft will launch on a crucial NASA test flight today. Here's how to watch live. By Mike Wall published 19 May 22 Boeing's Starliner astronaut taxi will launch on a critical test flight Thursday evening (May 19), and you can watch the action live.
China will launch a big space telescope in 2023 to investigate distant galaxies By Andrew Jones published 19 May 22 China plans to launch a space telescope to survey the skies and investigate distant galaxies, dark matter and dark energy.
Groundbreaking set for launchpad-like display of retired space shuttle Endeavour By Robert Z. Pearlman published 19 May 22 NASA's space shuttle Endeavour is soon to be the focus of a groundbreaking. The California Science Center is set to begin of construction of a museum that will display Endeavour poised for launch.
Are we in a chaotic universe? Find out with All About Space magazine By Daisy Dobrijevic published 19 May 22 Inside the latest issue of All About Space you'll find a guide to our unpredictable cosmos, space junk problems and a quest to solve the sun's burning mystery.
Voyager 1 glitch? Strange signals from venerable probe has NASA baffled By Meghan Bartels published 18 May 22 Spending 45 years traversing the solar system really does a number on a spacecraft.
New 'Asteroid Rush' doc looks at peril and promise of space rocks (exclusive sneak peek video) By Scott Snowden published 18 May 22 A killer asteroid will line Earth up in its crosshairs eventually. Can be we ever be properly prepared?
Boeing's Starliner rolls to launch pad on Atlas V rocket for critical NASA test flight By Tariq Malik published 18 May 22 Boeing's Starliner spacecraft rolled out to its Florida launch pad Wednesday (May 18) for a crucial test flight.
Blue Origin delays next space tourist launch from May 20 due to vehicle issue By Mike Wall published 18 May 22 Blue Origin is no longer targeting Friday (May 20) for the launch of its next space tourist mission after discovering an issue with its New Shepard vehicle. A new launch date has not been announced.
Sun's mysterious pole and a 'solar hedgehog' revealed in closest-ever images of the sun By Tereza Pultarova published 18 May 22 A new record-breaking set of images of the sun captured by the Solar Orbiter probe during its close pass of the star in March reveals a plethora of never-before-seen details.
Enter an abandoned alien outpost in 'Night Sky' with this exclusive clip from Amazon Prime Video By Jeff Spry published 18 May 22 Here's an exclusive clip for Amazon Prime Video's new sci-fi mystery series "Night Sky."
Scientists witness a white dwarf's massive X-ray explosion for the 1st time ever By Stefanie Waldek published 18 May 22 European scientists used the eROSITA X-ray telescope to observe a white dwarf nova for the first time.
What's next for UFO studies after landmark congressional hearing? By Leonard David published 18 May 22 Tuesday's (May 17) event was the first open congressional hearing about UFOs in more than 50 years.
The best Star Trek gifts and deals for 2022 By Elizabeth Howell published 18 May 22 Drones, books, games, toys and more dominate the multispecies Federation universe
Amid tensions on Earth, the United States claims that 'conflict in space is not inevitable' By Kuan-Wei Chen published 18 May 22 The belief of the inevitability of space becoming the next major battlefield runs the risk of becoming a self-fulfilling prophecy.
Building a better black hole with supercomputer simulations By Keith Cooper published 18 May 22 Astronomers used a perhaps unlikely tool to understand what they saw in their historic first image of the Milky Way's supermassive black hole.
SpaceX rocket launches 53 Starlink satellites into orbit and aces landing at sea By Mike Wall published 18 May 22 A used SpaceX rocket launched a new fleet of Starlink internet satellites into orbit and returned to Earth early Wednesday (May 18).
