The James Webb Space Telescope takes a look at the “Pillars of Creation” at the heart of the Eagle Nebula, providing a stunning update to one of Hubble’s most iconic images.
Another batch of Starlink satellites launch from Cape Canaveral
Fifty-four Starlink internet satellites fastened to a Falcon 9 rocket blasted off Thursday from Cape Canaveral, continuing SpaceX’s deployments for a broadband network reaching into an ever-expanding market linking rural households, ships, commercial airplanes, and Ukrainian military forces in their fight against Russia.
Ask Astro : If the universe is expanding, why will the Milky Way and Andromeda galaxies collide?
The universe is expanding. But galaxies near each other can still interact — at least for now.
NASA to Discuss Science on Next Northrop Grumman Space Station Mission
NASA will host a media teleconference at 11 a.m. EDT on Tuesday, Oct. 25, to discuss the next science investigations, technology demonstrations, crew supplies, and hardware bound for the International Space Station aboard Northrop Grumman’s Cygnus spacecraft on the company’s 18th commercial resupply mission for NASA.
Join the 2022 Mars Society Convention online this week for the latest Red Planet ideas
Join a crowd of Red Planet researchers at the 2022 International Mars Society Convention, which is broadcasting some of the activities online.
Watch the Orionid meteor shower peak on Friday night
The Orionid meteor shower is one of autumn’s major meteor showers and is a firm favourite with shooting-star watchers.
Failure of Japan’s Epsilon rocket blamed on attitude control system
Engineers investigating the Oct. 12 launch failure of a Japanese Epsilon rocket have traced the problem to the attitude control system on the second stage, Japan’s space agency said Tuesday.
101 Must-See Cosmic Objects: The Eagle Nebula
Soaring through the summer Milky Way is one of the most recognizable nebulae in the entire sky: the Eagle Nebula. When photographed in full, this glowing red cloud of ionized hydrogen mixed with billowing clouds of opaque cosmic dust reminds many of a majestic bird in flight, with a wingspan […]
NASA Invites Media to Simulated Artemis Moon Mission Site in Arizona
Media are invited to visit NASA’s Desert Research and Technology Studies (Desert RATS) team members on Monday, Oct. 24, at the Black Point Lava Flow near Flagstaff, Arizona. Through Desert RATS, NASA and its partner are practicing rover operations for future Artemis missions.
Sci-fi needs to be more like The Expanse in its casting
The infinite cosmos usually populated by a lot of straight white dudes, but The Expanse bucks the trend for the better.