'Asteroid Hunters' launches on IMAX screens this week. Here's an exclusive 1st look! By Elizabeth Howell A new IMAX film celebrates the scientists and engineers who are working to keep our planet safe from potentially hazardous space rocks.
5G keeps rolling out on Earth and space in turbulent 2020, promising faster mobile for people stuck at home By Elizabeth Howell The rollout of 5G mobile internet is happening in an environment we couldn't anticipate even a year ago. Here's what to expect as 5G rolls out across the United States.
Keeve begins her Jedi trials in first look at Marvel's 'Star Wars: The High Republic #1' By Jeff Spry Marvel Comics has just revealed an early peek at the new "Star War: The High Republic" comic book series
New Igloo coolers feature NASA emblems and space shuttle graphics By Robert Z. Pearlman Two Playmate cooler models feature NASA logos, space shuttle imagery and astronaut mission patches.
Nuclear fusion reactor could be here as soon as 2025 By Charles Q. Choi A viable nuclear fusion reactor — one that spits out more energy than it consumes — could be here as soon as 2025.
There's too much gold in the universe. No one knows where it came from. By Rafi Letzter Something is showering gold across the universe. But no one knows what it is, and key theoretical explanations are falling apart
Test a Starfleet rifle in this exclusive behind-the-scenes clip from the 'Star Trek: Picard' Blu-ray By Jeff Spry Property Master Jeffrey Lombardi shows off the new Federation Rifle in this exclusive clip from the new "Star Trek: Picard" home video release on Blu-ray, DVD and Steelbook.
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope passes crucial launch-simulation tests By Mike Wall The $9.8 billion observatory is scheduled to launch in October 2021.
'How We Got to the Moon': Author John Rocco retells the true story of Apollo 11 with amazing art and science By Chelsea Gohd
'Star Trek Online: House Shattered' recruits a Cylon as a Klingon By Elizabeth Howell Rekha Sharma's character – Klingon officer Adet'Pa – will appear in the "Star Trek Online's" PC update "House Shattered" on Tuesday (Oct. 6).
Astronaut Snoopy orbits the moon on new Omega Speedmaster watch By Robert Z. Pearlman Omega launched its new Speedmaster "Silver Snoopy Award" 50th Anniversary chronograph.
The most historic satellites ever launched By Elizabeth Howell This slideshow celebrates the trailblazing satellites that gave humanity a new perspective on Earth and the solar system.
Mars is at its closest to Earth until 2035. Here's how to see it. By Chelsea Gohd Mars is at its closest to Earth until 2035 tonight (Oct. 6). Here's how to see it in the night sky!
Astonishing AI restoration brings Apollo moon landing films up to speed By Mindy Weisberger Artificial intelligence transformed NASA footage of Apollo missions to the moon, making decades-old events look like they were shot on high-definition video.
The best deals on Vixen telescopes and binoculars By Space.com Staff We check the best online retailers for discounts on a daily basis to find you the perfect offer on Vixen products — finding your next binoculars or telescope has never been easier
SpaceX launches 60 Starlink satellites and lands rocket at sea By Amy Thompson SpaceX delivered its 13th batch of Starlink satellites to orbit Tuesday (Oct.6), following a two-week delay due to bad weather.
Nobel Prize in physics awarded to 3 scientists for their black hole discoveries By Jeanna Bryner The Nobel Prize in physics has been awarded to three scientists for their work involving one of the cosmos's most mysterious, darkest, secrets — black holes.
Did NASA detect a hint of life on Venus in 1978 and not realize it? By Rafi Letzter What if scientists had started hunting for life on Venus in 1978?
NASA is testing the first of its new moonwalking spacesuits By Meghan Bartels What will astronauts wear on the big day when they step foot on the moon as the first humans to do so in more than 50 years?
'Self-eating rocket' tech snags funding from UK government By Mike Wall The UK government aims to spur the development of rockets that gobble themselves up on the way to orbit.
