Space
-
Panel urges NASA to fetch Apollo 15 poop bags and hardware from moonTurns out there are more places to explore on the moon than just the south pole.
-
A telescope's survey got interrupted by a comet nobody knew existedNot bad for a galaxy mapper.
-
Watch Japan launch the first ever Mars-bound mission designed to come backHere's why it's grabbing a sample from moon Phobos.
-
Mars without its makeup can look a little blue. Here's why.Your mental picture of Mars could be wrong.
-
Astronomers spot something positively enormous behind the Milky WayThey make beautiful music together.
-
For the first time, scientists catch shifting clouds on an alien worldPartly cloudy, light-years away.
-
A starquake 10 billion years ago may have just sent a flash to EarthBlink and you'd miss it.
-
Artemis II crew witnessed meteor flashes on the moon with their own eyes'It's just like a bloop.'
-
Mars' weird 1,100-mile cloud runs on physics no one has ever seen beforeIt's not the heat. It's the humidity.
-
A dying star may have birthed a planet right before it croakedStar Trek: The next generation (of planets).
-
Draconid meteor shower peak: When and how to see the cosmic light showThe Draconids peak arrives this week under dark, nearly moonless skies.
-
A new NASA mission plan could capture light no space telescope now seesFollowing the water, back to the start.
-
How violent was that planet crash? Astronomers check the dust.Doing forensics on cosmic skid marks.
-
European spacecraft snaps stunning views of home and the moonSightseeing on the road to Jupiter.
-
SpaceX Starship Flight 14 reaches Earth's orbit and explodes in the PacificFrom satellite deployment to a dramatic fiery finish, catch all the chaotic launch action in this full supercut recap.
-
Starship reaches orbit for the first time ever but returns home earlyIt didn't circle Earth six times as planned.
-
Can SpaceX's Starship actually loop Earth six times? Watch it live.Getting to space was the easy part.
-
September Full Moon 2026: See the Harvest MoonWhat it this month's Moon called?
-
A Mars crater wasn't just a lake. That could change the hunt for life.Orbiters didn't see this coming.
-
Artemis III delays could threaten landing on the moon in 2028This mission apparently has some catching up to do.
-
Scientists want to know what this distant galaxy ate to make it so weirdOut of sync in outer space.
-
NASA’s new Roman Space Telescope sees starlight for the first timeThe captured image is an early step toward releasing Roman’s first science pictures in early 2027.
-
A giant new moon crater is nothing next to its 4-mile bruiseAnd an Apollo 16 mystery solved.
-
This widdle biddy baby world is breaking planet formation theoriesAww.
-
Scientists say if Venus ever had a moon like ours, it was doomedThe Evil Twin planet strikes again?
-
Scientists knew Mercury was shrinking. They didn't know the true extent.It shrinks?
-
Astronomer proposes jaw-dropping reason why we don't have a super-EarthSwallowing the evidence.
-
3D map reveals cities of galaxies taking shape in early universeCheck out the cosmic sprawl.
-
Small, icy worlds in the outer solar system barely changed since birthHere's what's in our sun's deep freezer.
-
World's largest gun for shooting satellites into spaceLongshot Space is building a massive gun that could one day launch satellites into orbit without rockets.
-
BepiColombo mission explained: Inside the 8-year journey to unlock Mercury’s secretsAfter an eight-year trek, a daring dual-spacecraft mission is finally reaching Mercury, aiming to decode its extreme environment, strange surface, and long-standing cosmic mysteries.
-
Saturn just sprouted a bizarre decagon-shaped cloud patternGeometry class, but make it Saturn.
-
A battle-tested spacecraft now begins its approach to MercuryIt's the final countdown.
-
What one tiny signal can and can't tell us about dark matterAn unknown material fills the universe.
-
Track NASA's Roman Space Telescope on its long cruise to deep spaceWatch the spacecraft fly to its frigid outpost.
-
Watch NASA and SpaceX launch the Roman Space TelescopeWatch NASA and SpaceX launch NASA's newest space telescope to explore the universe in unprecedented detail.
-
NASA's Roman telescope is cruising. Here's a look at the next 100 days.Only a short wait for mind-blowing astronomy.
-
NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope launches in historic momentNo screen on Earth is large enough to show what it sees.