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Watch 2 Russian cosmonauts spacewalk outside the ISS today
By Mike Wall published
Cosmonauts Sergey Ryzhikov and Alexey Zubritsky will conduct a spacewalk outside the International Space Station today (Oct. 28), and you can watch the action live.

Scientists discover 3 Earth-size exoplanets that may have double sunsets — like Tatooine in Star Wars
By Robert Lea published
Using NASA's TESS exoplanet hunter, astronomers have discovered a strange arrangement of exoplanets around tight binary stars that shouldn't be.

Here's where the James Webb Space Telescope and 4 other legendary spacecraft are in October's night sky
By Anthony Wood published
Here's where 5 of NASA's most famous spacecraft can be found in the October sky.

'Sean Dummy': Why is Elon Musk attacking the acting NASA chief?
By Mike Wall published
Elon Musk has hammered acting NASA chief Sean Duffy repeatedly on social media over the past few days, calling him "Sean Dummy" and claiming he's "trying to kill NASA." Here's what may be going on.

The Smithsonian might have to cut space shuttle Discovery into pieces to get it to Texas
By Josh Dinner published
"You'd be doing irreparable damage."

Comet 3I/ATLAS could soon shower NASA's Jupiter probe in charged particles. Will it reveal more about the interstellar invader?
By Keith Cooper published
At the end of October Europa Clipper will fly in line with 3I/ATLAS’ ion tail — but will any of the charged particles reach the spacecraft, and will the spacecraft be ready to receive them?

NASA'd too hard: The ultimate NASA trivia quiz
By Kenna Hughes-Castleberry published
Test your knowledge of NASA's triumphs, setbacks, and space-age breakthroughs that define this space agency's legendary history.

NASA stacks Artemis 2 moon mission's Orion capsule atop SLS rocket ahead of 2026 launch
By Josh Dinner published
The Artemis 2 SLS rocket that will launch the next astronauts around the moon is all put together inside NASA's Vehicle Assembly Building.

SpaceX could lose contract for Artemis 3 astronaut moon-landing mission, acting NASA chief says: 'The problem is, they're behind'
By Mike Wall published
SpaceX has long held the contract to land NASA's Artemis 3 astronauts on the moon a few years from now. But the agency plans to reopen the bidding, according to acting NASA chief Sean Duffy.
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