'Whoa, It Worked': Elon Musk Tweets Via SpaceX's Starlink Satellites By Mike Wall SpaceX's Starlink internet-satellite constellation is already providing some service, according to Elon Musk.
NASA Scientists Eye Long-Standing Moon Mysteries in Lunar Return By Meghan Bartels NASA's scientists are thrilled by the prospect of getting back to the moon, where they hope to solve a host of mysteries about Earth, our closest companion and the rest of the solar system.
Where Do Satellites Go to Die? Dr Space Junk Explains It All. By Meghan Bartels One person's space trash is another's space treasure — and that's definitely true for Alice Gorman, an archaeologist specializing in the detritus of spaceflight.
Here's How to Become a Space Archaeologist By Alice Gorman In her new book, "Dr Space Junk vs the Universe," Alice Gorman explores an archaeological perspective on spaceflight. But how does one become a space archaeologist in the first place?
Jeff Bezos Unveils Blue Origin's Dream Team to Land NASA Astronauts on the Moon By Tariq Malik Draper, Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman join the team.
Spacesuit Gloves Contaminated During Friday's Historic Spacewalk By Chelsea Gohd The spacesuit gloves of a NASA astronaut were contaminated during the historic all-woman spacewalk on Friday (Oct. 18), but it's probably just space grease.
Mars Soil Is Very Weird, the Mole's Struggles Show By Mike Wall The efforts of the burrowing heat probe aboard NASA's InSight lander have shown that Red Planet dirt is unlike the stuff we're used to here on Earth.
Here's What China's Yutu 2 Rover Found on the Far Side of the Moon (Photos) By Andrew Jones The China Lunar Exploration Program has released a photo from the Yutu 2 moon rover that reveals the likely nature of a previously unidentified material.
Plastic Recycler Will Turn Space Station Trash into 3D Printing Stock By Mike Wall California-based company Made In Space is set to launch its Plastic Recycler toward the International Space Station next Saturday (Nov. 2) aboard Northrop Grumman's robotic Cygnus cargo spacecraft.
A Photo Tour of the Creepy Mars Base from 'Moons of Madness' By Doris Elin Urrutia A brand new video game out today (Oct. 22) is best described as Mars exploration meets Lovecraftian horror.
'Moons of Madness': 6 Ways This New Space Game Is Terrifying (Video) By Doris Elin Urrutia Check out the haunting encounters a player can experience in the new video game "Moons of Madness" in this new gameplay video.
Final 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' Trailer By Newsarama Staff The final full-length trailer for "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker" has been released along with a new poster.
NASA Aims for Mars Landings in 2035 While Building Support for Lunar Gateway By Elizabeth Howell NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine is looking to land humans on Mars in the 2030s as he recruits partners of the International Space Station to help the agency land humans on the moon by 2024.
'An Earthling's Guide to Outer Space' Tackles Cosmic Questions from Kids and Teens By Elizabeth Howell Canadian science journalist Bob McDonald just published a book-style Q&A for young students interested in space.
Historic Women Spacewalkers Hope to Land on the Moon By Chelsea Gohd After making history at the space station, NASA astronauts Christina Koch and Jessica Meir discuss landing on the moon.
Astronomy Student Silhouetted by Milky Way, Jupiter in Stunning Photo By Miguel Claro The image features the silhouette of one of my students during a workshop on astrophotography. He is standing against the background core of our galaxy at the Dark Sky Alqueva Reserve, in Portugal.
Astrovan II: Airstream Builds New Transport for Boeing Starliner Crews By Robert Z. Pearlman A new Airstream vehicle will take astronauts to Boeing's commercial-crew capsule.
Musical Theater and Mike Pence? Broadway Performers Surprise at IAC By Chelsea Gohd Broadway performers surprised the crowd at the 2019 IAC with show tunes, spoken word, dance and musical theater performance.
US Is Leading World in Space, VP Mike Pence Says By Tariq Malik The 2024 moon-landing goal shows the nation's "renewed vigor and vision."
Fireball That Flew Over Japan in 2017 Was Tiny Piece of Giant Asteroid that Might One Day Threaten Earth By Rafi Letzter If you'd looked up into the sky in Kyoto, Japan, on April 28, 2017, you may have seen a preview of an event that could, far down the road, threaten the whole Earth.
