Space Books

An all-star roster of talent lends magic to Boom! Studios' new "Firefly: Watch How I Soar" graphic novel showcasing hotshot pilot Hoban 'Wash' Washburn.

Go deeper into the stories of your favorite characters.

Here's a sneak peek at author Justina Ireland's new "The High Republic" junior novel.

From the astrophysical topics to the inspiring tales of women in space, we've compiled the best space books that are on Amazon and on sale right now — just in time for Prime Day.

Marvel Comics has just revealed an early peek at the new "Star War: The High Republic" comic book series

The new book will be coming out in 2021.

MIT astronomer Sara Seager has a quest: to find a second Earth. That scientific quest has developed and persisted against the backdrop of a personal life full of adventure, love and heartbreak.

Science, even science about the heavens, is done by people, astronomer Sara Seager reminds us throughout her new memoir, "The Smallest Lights in the Universe."

Space.com's editors present a reading list for space and sci-fi lovers, as well as children who are interested in astronomy and spaceflight.

What if, when the U.S. went to the moon in the 1960s, it never stopped — not by choice but in desperation, as a time bomb of climate change ticked away?

Protagonist Nicole Wargin is bound for the moon base, where she spends large chunks of each year, but something went wrong with the most recent launch from the space program.

Sure, space looks pretty, but just because it sparkles doesn't make it welcoming.

Life on Earth can seem pretty hazardous, but if you ask astrophysicist Paul Sutter, it's still safer than anywhere else in the universe.

Apple TV+ has dropped the first teaser trailer for its "Foundation" adaptation of Isaac Asimov's books coming in 2021.

Studying Mars has been by turns tantalizing and heart-breaking, a constant dance as improving technology builds or dims hopes of finding life on our red neighbor.

For centuries, humans have looked to the bright, reddish dot moving across our skies and wondered about its secrets.

Young people who are “hooked” on watching fantasy or reading science fiction may be on to something.

It was a major scientific scandal as established astronomers and a female graduate student butted heads over the composition of the sun.