Photos taken by a Russian cosmonaut Tuesday from a Soyuz spacecraft show new exterior views of the International Space Station, with two SpaceX Dragon spaceships, a Northrop Grumman Cygnus supply craft, and the lab’s new roll-out solar arrays visible.
NASA Awards Contract for Roman Space Telescope Science Support Center
NASA has awarded a contract to provide capabilities for the Roman Space Telescope Science Support Center to the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) in Pasadena, California.
Mercury looks stunning in this 1st flyby photo from Europe and Japan’s BepiColombo mission
The BepiColombo mission captured its first up-close look at the planet Mercury in a flyby, revealing a rocky world covered with craters.
SpaceX cargo ship streaks across Florida on the way to splashdown
A SpaceX supply ship blazed a trail through the atmosphere over the southeastern United States Thursday night and splashed down in the Atlantic Ocean east of Florida, returning home with 2.3 tons of research specimens and cargo from the International Space Station.
Celebrating a century of variable star astronomy
Since its founding in 1911, the American Association of Variable Star Observers has been an indispensable organization for amateur astronomers, engaging stargazers in exploring the night sky.
NASA to Host Briefings, Interviews for Next Crew Mission with SpaceX
NASA will highlight the next crew rotation flight of a U.S. commercial spacecraft carrying astronauts to the International Space Station with a pair of virtual media briefings Wednesday, Oct. 6, and Thursday. Oct. 7.
Live coverage: Dragon cargo ship departs space station, heads for splashdown
A SpaceX Cargo Dragon supply ship undocked from the International Space Station Thursday and headed for splashdown off the coast of Florida. The reusable cargo capsule departed the station at 9:12 a.m. EDT (1312 GMT). Splashdown off the east coast of Florida is expected at 10:57 p.m. EDT (0257 GMT).
What are stellar-mass black holes?
These black holes may be puny compared to their supermassive siblings, but they are anything but gentle.
Star birth and death in the Large Magellanic Cloud
ESO’s Very Large Telescope captures NGC 2035 in the Large Magellanic Cloud where hot young stars are forming in a stellar nursery shaped like a dragon’s head. At the other extreme: the remnants of a supernova blast.
Planet co-founder among passengers on Blue Origin’s next suborbital spaceflight
The co-founders of the satellite remote sensing company Planet Labs and the clinical research software firm Medidata, both wealthy entrepreneurs, are two of the four passengers slated to launch to the edge of space next month on Blue Origin’s next suborbital flight.