A Time Capsule Is Recovered and Lt. Malloy Experiences Life in 2015 in 'The Orville' Episode 'Lasting Impressions' By Scott Snowden A simple, back-to-basics episode of "The Orville" reminds us that convoluted plots aren't a prerequisite for quality sci-fi.
You Can Watch SpaceX's Starship Hopper Tests Live Via a South Texas Surf School By Sarah Lewin SpaceX's first tests of its prototype Starship may start soon — and you can watch them live online.
Image of the Day By Hanneke Weitering It's a bird! It's a plane! Nope, that's the International Space Station zooming past the moon at an impressive speed of about 5 miles per second.
The Identity of the Mysterious Red Angel Is Revealed in This Week's 'Star Trek: Discovery' By Scott Snowden Burnham has to deal with one emotional uppercut after another in "The Red Angel."
'Inland Oceans' from One of Southern Hemisphere's Worst Storms Seen from Space By Megan Gannon One of the worst cyclones to hit southern Africa left flooding that could be seen from space.
Watch Live Now! Astronauts Taking Spacewalk Outside Space Station By SPACE.com Staff Two NASA astronauts will take a spacewalk outside the International Space Station Friday, March 22, to swap out huge batteries.
Boeing Delays 1st Test Flight of Crew Capsule to August: Report By Mike Wall Boeing has delayed the first spaceflight of its CST-100 Starliner crew capsule from next month until August at the earliest, according to Reuters.
'Lucy in the Sky' Trailer: No Diamonds Here, Just Astronaut Troubles By Tariq Malik The first "Lucy In The Sky" trailer has launched onto to the internet and all systems don't seem to be go for astronaut Lucy Cola.
Anson Mount & Rebecca Romijn Disembarking from 'Star Trek: Discovery' — Report By Chris Arrant In what could be a storyline reason.
NASA Astronauts Are Taking a Spacewalk Today: Watch It Live! By Hanneke Weitering Two astronauts will venture outside the International Space Station today (March 22) to replace old batteries on the station's solar arrays.
Vega Rocket Launches Earth-Watching PRISMA Satellite for Italy By Elizabeth Howell A European Vega rocket launched the Italian Earth-observation satellite PRISMA into orbit late Thursday (March 21).
Watch a Vega Rocket Launch an Italian Earth-Observing Satellite! By Mike Wall Italy's PRISMA Earth-observation satellite will take to the skies tonight (March 21), and you can watch the action live.
Meet 'Kazachok': Landing Platform for ExoMars Rover Gets a Name By Mike Wall The Russian-built landing platform for the ExoMars rover now has a name: 'Kazachok.'
NASA May Send a Smallsat Mission to the Giant Asteroid Pallas By Meghan Bartels NASA is considering funding a mission that would send a satellite the size of a mini-fridge to the asteroid belt to examine an unexplored world: a massive asteroid scientists call Pallas.
US Postal Service Reveals Stamps for Moon Landing 50th Anniversary By Robert Z. Pearlman A pair of United States postage stamps will mark the 50th anniversary of the first moon landing.
On This Day in Space! March 21, 1965: NASA Launches Ranger 9 to the Moon By Hanneke Weitering On March 21, 1965, NASA launched the Ranger 9 spacecraft on a mission to crash into a lunar crater. See how it happened in our On This Day in Space Video Series.
NASA's Chandra Space Telescope Captures the Tempest in a Cosmic 'Teacup' By Samantha Mathewson A powerful quasar has caused a raging storm in a distant cosmic structure known as the "Teacup."
More Than One Reality Exists (in Quantum Physics) By Mindy Weisberger Can two versions of reality exist at the same time? Physicists say they can — at the quantum level, that is.
Nebraska Flooding Seen from Space in Dramatic Detail By Stephanie Pappas Nebraska's rivers swell after a "bomb cyclone" hits the central U.S.
Why This Poisonous Gas Could Be a Sign of Alien Life By Mike Wall Scientists hunting for signs of alien life shouldn't be so quick to dismiss carbon monoxide, a new study suggests.
