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After just two weeks in space, it looks like rookie Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques is feeling really comfortable in microgravity.

Space.com's editors present a list of the astrophysics and astronomy books worth a read-through.

James Carter would be the first to admit that he is a children's book writer, not a scientist.

Here are the some of the science fiction books Space.com's writers and editors have read and loved.

With the space-tourism industry getting ready to take flight, aspiring space adventurers will soon be able to purchase tickets to low Earth orbit and beyond.

In the opening pages of Mary Robinette Kowal's novel, "The Calculating Stars," an asteroid slams into the ocean near Washington, D.C., wiping out the federal government of 1952.

Here are Space.com writers' and editors' picks for photo collections and astrophotography books that will transport you to other worlds.

Feed and inspire a kid's thirst for space with these book picks by Space.com's writers and editors.

In Kim Stanley Robinson's new novel, "Red Moon" (Orbit, 2018), readers launch 30 years into the future and follow the lives of humans living and working on the moon.

In his final book, released Oct. 16, Stephen Hawking tackles big questions about the universe, delving into physics, cosmology, the existence of God and the future direction of humanity.

In "I Am Neil Armstrong," a new children's book detailing Armstrong's life, author Brad Meltzer shows readers how an eager young tree climber got all the way to the moon.

"Explorer Academy," a new seven-book book series from National Geographic, combines real-life science and exploration with fiction to captivate young audiences looking for adventure.

20th Century Fox has chosen movie writer Geneva Robertson-Dworet to adapt Andy Weir's "Artemis," an action-packed crime caper set on an isolated moon base.

We've scanned the schedule and pulled out the can't-miss panels and screenings that space lovers should make their top priority for Comic-Con International in San Diego from July 19 to 22.

What does it take to get a Rottweiler on one of Jupiter's moons? Quite a lot, actually.