The spaceship crash survival game 'Symmetry' is free right now on GOG By Tariq Malik "Symmetry," a spaceship crash survival game from 2018, is free on the GOG website through April 5 at 9 a.m. EDT (1300 GMT).
Marvel at the universe with the free Northeast Astronomy Forum Virtual Experience today! By Tariq Malik The Northeast Astronomy Forum is holding a free "virtual experience" and you can watch it live online, and maybe even win some prizes! Here's how.
Huge asteroid 1998 OR2 will zip harmlessly by Earth April 29. See the latest telescope photos. By Hanneke Weitering The "potentially hazardous" asteroid 1998 OR2 is just a few weeks away from its close encounter with Earth, and you can watch the giant space rock's approach online or with a small telescope.
Accion raises $11 million to refine its dime-size spacecraft thrusters By Sarah Wells Ion propulsion company Accion Systems has raised $11 million in its latest funding round and has launches and contracts planned this year with NASA, the DoD and academic institutions.
On This Day in Space: April 4, 1968: Apollo 6 launches final uncrewed Saturn V rocket test flight By Hanneke Weitering On April 4, 1968, NASA launched the final uncrewed test flight of its Saturn V rocket. See how it happened in our On This Day in Space video series!
Space photos: The most amazing images this week! By Doris Elin Urrutia Here are our picks for the most amazing space photos of the week.
The top space stories of the week! By Doris Elin Urrutia These are the top space stories this week from Space.com.
NASA chief rallies employees amid coronavirus outbreak as agency faces big summer in space By Mike Wall Jim Bridenstine recently told NASA employees that he knows how tough the coronavirus outbreak has made life for most of them. But all their hard work will soon pay off, he stressed.
'Going back to a different planet': Astronauts will return to Earth soon amid the coronavirus pandemic By Mike Wall To date, NASA astronauts Jessica Meir and Drew Morgan and cosmonaut Oleg Skripochka have experienced the coronavirus outbreak only from afar. But that will soon change.
NASA unveils plan for Artemis 'base camp' on the moon beyond 2024 By Meghan Bartels NASA is forging ahead with its Artemis program to land humans on the moon by 2024, but the agency has also just offered its first plan for what a U.S. lunar presence may look like after that.
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What would Picard do? Investigating disease outbreaks in 'Star Trek: The Next Generation' By Chelsea Gohd We turn to examples in "Star Trek: The Next Generation," to remember how Captain Jean-Luc Picard and the crew of the Enterprise dealt with the issue of outbreak.
Chinese rocket sells for $5.6 million in livestreamed auction: report By Chelsea Gohd An anonymous patron purchased a real-life rocket for $5.6 million during an online, livestreamed auction on April Fools Day.
Pictures from space! Our image of the day By Space.com Staff A new Hubble Space Telescope image reveals the peculiar structure of a spiral galaxy with only one starry arm rotating about its center.
SpaceX's Starship SN3 prototype collapses in pressure tank test By Meghan Bartels SpaceX's newest Starship prototype, called SN3, collapsed early Friday (April 3) during an overnight pressure tank test.
Interstellar Comet Borisov is no longer in one piece By Mike Wall But this doesn't mean the object is breaking apart in a meaningful way.
Look up! Venus and Pleiades star cluster are putting on a rare evening show By Mike Wall The coronavirus pandemic may have restricted our movements, but our eyes and minds can still roam the heavens. And there's a great reason to look up over the next few evenings.
Radiation poses major obstacle to future deep-space astronauts bound for Mars By Doris Elin Urrutia There are already several robotic missions to the Red Planet, and sending humans there is an exciting future prospect.
You can build your own Earth 2.0 with the awesome website 'Earth-like' By Nola Taylor Redd You can now build your own "Earth-like" planet to see just how different it is from our own world.
'Star Trek Online' wants you to celebrate First Contact Day with the Borg in new update By Elizabeth Howell "Star Trek Online" wants you to help save Zefram Cochrane and First Contact Day in a special event from April 2 to April 23!
