Trump signs Space Policy Directive-7 on improving GPS cybersecurity By Samantha Mathewson A new space policy highlights the fundamental role of Global Positioning Systems (GPS) in securing the United States' safety and economic growth.
Humans could move to this floating asteroid belt colony in the next 15 years, astrophysicist says By Brandon Specktor A new paper proposes building a 'megasatellite' of human habitats around the dwarf planet Ceres.
Vespera, a smart telescope to make astrophotography easier, nabs CES 2021 Innovation Award By Hanneke Weitering Vaonis, a French startup that raised eyebrows in 2018 with its sci-fi robot-looking Stellina smart telescope, has revealed its latest newbie-friendly astrophotography invention.
This transforming NASA rover can go places others could only dream of By Kasandra Brabaw A new "transforming" rover in development at NASA will be able to explore rough terrain unlike any rover before it.
Meet Au-Spot, the AI robot dog that's training to explore caves on Mars By Mindy Weisberger Scientists are equipping four-legged, animal-mimicking robots with artificial intelligence (AI) and an array of sensing equipment to help the bots autonomously navigate the Red Planet.
Best telescopes 2021: Top picks for beginners, viewing planets, astrophotography and all-arounders By Gemma Lavender, All About Space magazine Whatever your budget, experience in astronomy or targets that interest you most, there’s a great telescope out there just for you — we’ve rounded up the very best
Best telescopes for kids 2021: Top picks from Celestron, Orion and Meade to suit all ages and budgets By Gemma Lavender, All About Space magazine Looking at the night sky can be an inspiring moment for youngsters, and the right telescope can drive an interest in skywatching for a lifetime
'War in space' would be a catastrophe. A return to rules-based cooperation is the only way to keep space peaceful By Steven Freeland, David Kuan-Wei Chen, Ram S. Jakhu In 2019, US President Donald Trump declared “space is the new war-fighting domain”.
The best deals on Celestron telescopes and binoculars By Gemma Lavender, All About Space magazine Inspire others to look up by giving the gift of a telescope or astronomy binoculars. We've rounded up some of the best deals
Arecibo telescope's fall is indicative of global divide around funding science infrastructure By Raquel Velho
The best deals on Meade telescopes and binoculars By Gemma Lavender, All About Space magazine Whether you're looking for a telescope, binoculars or both, we have the best prices from top online retailers
The best deals on Sky-Watcher telescopes and binoculars By Gemma Lavender, All About Space magazine Whether you're looking to give a telescope or binoculars as a gift or buying kit for yourself, here are the very best daily deals on Sky-Watcher products
SpaceX Starship prototype exploded, but it's still a giant leap toward Mars By Hugh Hunt Private company SpaceX launched SN8, a prototype of its Starship spacecraft, designed to go to the Moon and Mars, on December 10.
Get 12% off the Celestron 114LCM Computerized Telescope, now just $309.58 By Gemma Lavender, All About Space magazine Tour the universe with the latest in telescope technology — and at a great discount
The International Space Station is now home to the world's 1st commercial airlock By Amy Thompson The International Space Station is now sporting a shiny new piece of hardware.
Rubin Observatory and Google will store astronomy data in the cloud By Elizabeth Howell The new Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile has announced a three-year agreement with Google to host data from astronomy observations in the cloud.
Made In Space makes ceramic turbine part in orbit in another 3D printing milestone By Mike Wall Made In Space just built its first ceramic part in orbit, 3D printing a single-piece turbine part onboard the International Space Station.
Trump signs Space Policy Directive-6 on space nuclear power and propulsion By Mike Wall Nuclear power will be a big part of the United States' space exploration efforts going forward, a new policy document affirms.
