SpaceX test-fires rocket for South Korean military satellite launch this week By Tariq Malik SpaceX has test-fired a Falcon 9 rocket for South Korea's first military satellite launch on July 14.
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..
Where did all the baryons go? By Paul Sutter We don't really know where about half of the universe's "normal" matter is hiding out.
NASA wants a return to the moon in 2024. New human spaceflight chief makes no guarantees. By Hanneke Weitering Kathy Lueders, the first woman to lead NASA's human spaceflight program, will helm the agency's return to the moon.
NASA astronaut Stephanie Wilson on going to the moon, Mars and leading the next generation By Chelsea Gohd NASA astronaut Stephanie Wilson is ready and excited for the future of space exploration.
On This Day in Space! July 12, 1989: Olympus communications satellite launches into space By Hanneke Weitering On July 12, 1989, the European Space Agency launched an experimental communications satellite named Olympus-1. See how it happened in our On This Day in Space video series!
SpaceX delays launch of Starlink, BlackSky satellites again due to rocket checks By Amy Thompson SpaceX postponed the latest Starlink satellite launch again Saturday (July 11) for more checks of its Falcon 9 rocket.
LAUNCH DELAY: SpaceX calls of Starlink/BlackSky satellite launch By Space.com Staff SpaceX called off the launch of its tenth batch of Starlink internet satellites today (July 11).
What's the most amazing thing about the universe? By Paul Sutter A few scant equations can explain a variety of phenomena in our universe, over vast gulfs of space and time. Here's a taste of just how powerful modern physics can be.
Space photos: The most amazing images this week! By Doris Elin Urrutia See the best photos on Space.com this week.
The top space stories of the week! By Doris Elin Urrutia These are the top space stories this week from Space.com.
Is 'Planet Nine' actually a grapefruit-sized black hole? Big new telescope could find out By Mike Wall A coming sky survey will help test a wild idea — that a grapefruit-sized black hole lurks undiscovered in the outer solar system.
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.
How to see Comet NEOWISE in the night sky this month By Joe Rao The early reviews are in: Comet NEOWISE is a hit!
Dazzling Comet NEOWISE spotted by NASA sun-studying probe (photo) By Mike Wall NASA's record-breaking Parker Solar Probe has given us a great new look at the gorgeous comet that's been gracing our predawn skies.
China's Kuaizhou-11 rocket fails hours after Long March booster soars to space By Elizabeth Howell China lost a rocket one day after a successful launch from another space center.
Earth's moon had a magma ocean for 200 million years By Charles Q. Choi Earth's newborn moon may have possessed an ocean of magma for 200 million years, much longer than scientists thought, a new study finds.
NASA's Mars rover Perseverance mated to rocket ahead of July 30 launch By Mike Wall Perseverance just took another big step toward liftoff.
Volcanic island spewing ash and lava spotted from space By Samantha Mathewson The young, remote island of Nishinoshima in the Pacific Ocean is experiencing a growth spurt following recent volcanic activity.
Pulsar discovery may solve mystery of strange neutron star crashes By Charles Q. Choi A pulsar sheds light on a yearslong mystery from the first detected collision of neutron stars.
