'Totally Nuts'? Elon Musk Aims to Put a Starship in Orbit in 6 Months. Here's SpaceX's Plan. By Mike Wall SpaceX will soon have a whole fleet of shiny silver Starship prototypes, if all goes according to plan.
Crowded Space Station: There Are 9 People from 4 Different Space Agencies in Orbit Right Now By Doris Elin Urrutia It's a bit crowded at the International Space Station right now.
Today's the Last Chance to Send Your Name to Mars on NASA's 2020 Rover By Tariq Malik Today's the last day to add your name to the more than 9 million already signed up.
Centaurs Rising: NASA Eyes Missions to Weird Asteroid-Comet Hybrids By Mike Wall The Centaurs may get their first-ever close-up soon.
NASA Hands Out $43 Million for 'Tipping Point' Tech for the Moon and Mars By Meghan Bartels NASA is funding more than a dozen technology projects that could aid exploration of the moon and Mars, focusing on issues including cryogenics, energy production and independent mobility.
Weird Black Hole Physics Revealed in NASA Visualization By Elizabeth Howell Recently, we had the first picture of a black hole. Now, NASA has a new visualization showing how these immense objects work.
Is It a Wave or a Particle? It's Both, Sort Of. By Paul Sutter Is it a wave, or is it a particle? This seems like a very simple question — except when it isn't. And it isn't in one of the most important aspects of our universe: the subatomic world.
Why Was 'Oumuamua So Weird? New Research Tries to Track Its Origins. By Paul Sutter Obviously, some chain of unfortunate events led to the ejection of 'Oumuamua from its home system. But what could possibly cause such a catastrophe?
Brandon Routh Shows Off Kingdom Come Superman Look for 'Crisis on Infinite Earths' By George Marston Look! Up in the sky...
A Strange New Higgs Particle May Have Stolen the Antimatter from Our Universe By Paul Sutter Physicists have proposed that a trio of particles called Higgs bosons could be responsible for the mysterious vanishing act of antimatter in the universe.
One of the Fastest-Spinning Stars in the Galaxy Is Spitting Out Gamma Rays By Stephanie Pappas Lighthouse bursts of gamma rays emanate from one of the fastest-spinning stars in the galaxy.
Tons of Water in Asteroids Could Fuel Satellites, Space Exploration By Nola Taylor Redd A special class of water-rich asteroids would make great targets for asteroid mining.
SpaceX's Starship Project Not Affecting Crew Dragon Flights for NASA, Elon Musk Says By Mike Wall SpaceX's quest to help humanity colonize Mars isn't interfering with the company's contracted work closer to home, Elon Musk said.
Starship and Super Heavy: SpaceX's Mars-Colonizing Vehicles in Images By Space.com Staff Elon Musk founded SpaceX primarily to help humanity settle Mars, and here's a look at how he plans to do it — a giant rocket called Super Heavy and a 100-passenger vehicle called Starship.
Elon Musk Unveils SpaceX's New Starship Plans for Private Trips to the Moon, Mars and Beyond By Tariq Malik The architecture is the best path toward a self-sustaining city on Mars, Musk stressed.
How to Watch Elon Musk's SpaceX Starship Update Live Today By Hanneke Weitering Tonight (Sept. 28) Elon Musk will provide an update about SpaceX's new Starship and Super Heavy rocket, and you can watch him announce the news live online.
Elon Musk to Unveil SpaceX's New Starship Design Tonight. Here's What to Expect By Mike Wall Elon Musk will unveil the updated design of SpaceX's Mars-colonization architecture tonight (Sept. 28) around 7 or 8 p.m. EDT, during a presentation at the company's South Texas facilities.
Unpiloted Japanese Cargo Ship Delivers Fresh Batteries and More to Space Station By Tariq Malik A Japanese cargo ship successfully reached to the International Space Station Saturday (Sept. 28) carrying 4 tons of supplies, including new batteries for the outpost's solar power grid.
Capricornus the Sea-Goat Rises into the Autumn Night Sky By Joe Rao It has always seemed to me that the ancient skywatchers had an incredible imagination.
Neutrino Experiment Reveals (Again) That Something Is Missing from Our Universe By Rafi Letzter The KATRIN experiment has turned up a new, more-precise-than-ever measurement for the barely-detectable neutrino mass.
