Not all Mars spacecraft might need such deep cleaning, scientists find By Meghan Bartels Mars-bound landers and rovers may not need to undergo quite such stringent cleaning procedures as they previously have before leaving Earth.
Blue Origin's first crewed launch breaks four Guinness World Records By Samantha Mathewson Blue Origin broke multiple Guinness World Records with the first crewed spaceflight in July.
'The Autobiography of Mr. Spock' offers a fascinating look at Star Trek's iconic Vulcan (exclusive excerpt) By Jeff Spry Our favorite Vulcan from "Star Trek" finally gets a proper account of his life in Titan Books' The Autobiography of Mr. Spock."
Lego's Large Creative Brick Box is 37% off at Amazon in pre-Black Friday deal By Alexander Cox Lego's Large Creative Brick Box comes with 790 pieces and is on sale at Amazon.
William Shatner's space launch with Blue Origin has taken Twitter by storm By Elizabeth Howell Stephen Colbert told the 'Star Trek' star that space isn't as fun as the franchise showed us.
3 years after tiny spacecraft made Mars history, where are all their successors? By Meghan Bartels When NASA's most recent Mars lander trekked out to the Red Planet, it had historic company: two tiny cubesats, the first to leave the relative safety of Earth orbit.
Astronomy needs a new long-term approach, new paper argues By Paul Sutter If scientists want astronomy to thrive throughout the 21st century, we need a new approach: to view new observatories through a lens of public benefit.
This 4DRC F10 drone for your new flyer is 35% off at Amazon right now By Alexander Cox If you're looking for a drone to get a taste of flying on Earth (or other worlds) this holiday season, you can get this 4DRC F10 Drone for a whopping 35% off at Amazon right now.
Lego space deals: Stellar deals on spaceships, space stations, and NASA kits By Alexander Cox Out of this world Lego space deals for every budget and every age.
A $2 billion particle detector stars in new Disney Plus docuseries 'Among the Stars': Q&A with principal investigator Sam Ting By Jeff Spry As viewers will see, fixing a 7.5-ton space magnet on the ISS is no easy task.
Meet William Shatner's real-life space crew for Blue Origin's launch By Elizabeth Howell The original "Star Trek" captain, a Blue Origin vice-president, a co-founder of Planet Labs and a co-founder of a medical research platform will all rocket to space on a Blue Origin flight.
SpaceX's Crew-3 is ready for a Halloween weekend launch By Chelsea Gohd SpaceX's newest crewed mission to space is ready for launch!
NASA reassigns 2 astronauts from Boeing's Starliner to SpaceX's Crew Dragon By Mike Wall Two astronauts expected to fly on early missions of Boeing's crew capsule will instead ride to orbit with SpaceX, NASA announced today (Oct. 6).
Get 20% off Crayola STEAM toys and kits during World Space Week By Alexander Cox Crayola is offering 20% off on its range of STEAM kits right through World Space Week (Oct. 4-10).
William Shatner 'AI' will chat with you about the 'Star Trek' actor's life By Mindy Weisberger Conversational video technology enables AI-powered back-and-forth between viewers and prerecorded responses.
Barbie doll styled after ESA astronaut on sale for World Space Week By Robert Z. Pearlman New Barbie Signature Role Model Samantha Cristoforetti celebrates women in space.
Launch of 9 Japanese satellites scrubbed due to strong winds By Mike Wall The fifth mission of Japan's Epsilon rocket has been delayed again.
Watch NASA and FEMA discuss climate change's impacts in free Climate Action Series today By Tariq Malik NASA and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) are launching a free virtual series about climate change.
Nobel prize in physics goes to trio whose research alerted the world to climate change By Ben Turner Their work gave us crucial insights into how complex systems behave.
New 'Arids' meteor shower spotted from the Southern Hemisphere By Doris Elin Urrutia A new meteor shower began outbursting last week and astronomers expect its main peak to happen in the next few days.
