The Delta Aquarrids meteor shower peaks tonight (July 29). The shower commonly generates about 15-20 meteors per hour and is best viewed around 3 a.m. local time.
OneWeb to merge with Eutelsat, needs five more launches to complete network
OneWeb and Eutelsat announced plans to merge Tuesday, bringing together OneWeb’s network of internet satellites in low Earth orbit with Eutelsat’s fleet of larger video, data relay, and broadband platforms in geostationary orbit. OneWeb says it is on track to resume deploying its remaining internet satellites as soon as September, […]
Why don’t Jupiter’s rings look like Saturn’s?
Jupiter’s rings are thin, gauzy structures of dust that can’t compete with Saturn’s stunning icy rings. New research now tells us why the bigger planet doesn’t have bigger rings.
SOAR High School Student Wins NASA Armstrong Scholarship
The NASA Armstrong Employee Exchange Council presented the 2022 John W. Russell Memorial Scholarship Award to Katelyn Perez.
NASA’s twin Voyager probes are nearly 45 — and facing some hard decisions
Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 continue their slow journeys deep into interstellar space.
Dive into the dramatic octopus gallery
Among the many things that make NGC 2336 an astonishing galaxy are its eight sprawling spiral arms
Astronomers find an especially sneaky black hole
The find is the first discovery of a dormant black hole outside of the Milky Way. These black holes are not absorbing matter from a nearby star, making them incredibly difficult to detect.
NASA Will Inspire World When It Returns Mars Samples to Earth in 2033
NASA has finished the system requirements review for its Mars Sample Return Program, which is nearing completion of the conceptual design phase.
Everything that we know about Star Wars: Andor – release date, cast, trailers
Make ten men feel like a hundred as we run down everything we know about Andor, the Star Wars prequel to Rogue One.
SpaceX’s next crew launch delayed by booster damage
SpaceX and NASA have delayed the launch of the next U.S. crew flight to the International Space Station from early September to no earlier than Sept. 29, allowing time for ground teams to replace an interstage on the mission’s new Falcon 9 booster after it was damaged during transport.