'The Outer Worlds 2' is happening and here's the 1st trailer By Elizabeth Howell The first look at the beloved space video game's sequel is a bit cheeky.
Looking at the stars, or falling by the wayside? How astronomy is failing female scientists By Lisa Kewley It will take until at least 2080 before women make up just one-third of Australia's professional astronomers.
Watch a Minotaur 1 rocket launch a classified US spy satellite today By Amy Thompson Northrop Grumman is set to launch a Minotaur 1 rocket early Tuesday morning (June 15), and you can watch the action live online.
Mushrooms on Mars? 5 unproven claims that alien life exists By Gareth Dorrian A recent study claims to have found evidence for mushroom-like life forms on the surface of Mars.
How much energy can be created at one time? By Xuejian Wu How much energy can be created at one time without losing control?
Exclusive: Watch a featurette clip from 'Voyagers' Blu-ray release By Jeff Spry Colin Farrell and Lili-Rose Depp discuss the spaceship's set design for this harrowing, hormone-fueled sci-fi thriller.
Halo Infinite E3 trailer promises epic multiplayer battles when it launches later this year By Elizabeth Howell Halo Infinite will include a multiplayer battle mode when it launches over the 2021 holiday season, the games E3 2021 trailer reveals.
China launches commercial asteroid hunter and 3 other satellites into space By Andrew Jones China launched four new satellites into orbit on Thursday (June 10), including a commercial satellite for tracking near-Earth asteroids.
The world's first wooden satellite will launch this year By Tereza Pultarova The world’s first satellite made partially of wood is set to launch to space later this year. It will test how well the sustainable material deals with the harsh environment of space.
Inara Serra faces certain death in new 'Firefly' novel 'Life Signs' By Jeff Spry Serenity's crew embarks on a life-saving mission to the Alliance's frozen planet of Atata.
Astronomers discover largest known spinning structures in the universe By Charles Q. Choi Tendrils of galaxies up to hundreds of millions of light-years long may be the largest spinning objects in the universe, a new study finds.
Hunks of oceanic crust are wedged inside Earth's mantle By Sarah Derouin Earth's middle layer is chunky, like peanuts in a sea of caramel.
Expect an Orwellian future if AI isn't kept in check, Microsoft exec says By Stephanie Pappas Speaking on the BBC show 'Panorama,' Microsoft's Brad Smith warned that unless checks are put in place, artificial intelligence could lead to a dystopian future
NASA has just rejected missions to moons of Jupiter and Neptune. Here's what we would have found out. By Ashley Spindler It's been 30 years since NASA last visited Venus, with the Magellan orbiter in 1990.
Ubisoft unveils 1st trailer for 'Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora' By Tariq Malik "Avatar" will get the chance to explore the movie's lush moon Pandora for themselves in Ubisoft's new game "Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora."
Starfield, a sprawling new sci-fi game, will launch in November 2022. Watch the 1st trailer. By Elizabeth Howell Bethesda Game Studios announced the release date Sunday (June 13) for its epic new space-based adventure game "Starfield."
Pegasus XL rocket launches secretive 'space domain awareness' satellite for US Space Force By Elizabeth Howell A Northrop Grumman rocket successfully launched a secretive Space Force satellite for "space domain awareness" on Sunday (June 13).
World-renowned soccer star Kylian Mbappé talks cosmic kicks with space station astronaut By Alexander Cox French soccer sensation, Kylian Mbappé could hardly contain his excitement as he became the first soccer player to chat with someone in outer space this month.
Physicists harness atomic 'dark states' to store light By Ben Turner Physicists used optical tweezers to capture their gas clouds.
Earth's core is growing 'lopsided' and scientists don't know why By Brandon Specktor New seismic models show that Earth's inner core may be growing faster in the east than in the west, creating a 'lopsided' pattern at the center of our planet.
