“The Right Stuff” lifts off with a countdown to a liftoff.
Small satellites’ growing role in Earth science
How NASA’s InVEST program is yielding big dividends for future Earth-observing missions
The top space stories of the week!
One of winners of this year’s Nobel Prize in Physics is only the fourth woman to win the prestigious award, NASA is working on new lunar spacesuits and artificial intelligence helped restore Apollo lunar movies. These are some of the top stories this week from Space.com.
Space photos: The most amazing images this week!
A spacecraft views thin bright lights over the sun, the Hubble Space Telescope sees a beautiful spiral galaxy in the constellation Lupus (The Wolf) and an astronaut watches a sunset from space. These are some of the top photos this week from Space.com.
‘Asteroid Hunters,’ inspired by an asteroid deflection mission, launches in IMAX today
Many years ago, long-time Hollywood film distributor Phil Groves saw a news story about asteroids that re-ignited his childhood interest in space.
‘The Expanse’ season five launches on Dec. 15 and its first trailer is amazing
The first trailer for season five of the hit science fiction TV series “The Expanse” has landed and it is glorious.
Just How Bad are Superflares to a Planet’s Habitability?
Star’s can be full of surprises; some of them nasty. While our own Sun appears pretty placid, science has shown us that’s not the case. Coronal mass ejections and solar flares are the Sun’s angry side.
Astronomers hope UN can help protect dark skies against megaconstellation threat
Astronomers plan to take their defense of darkness to another level.
Superb Imagery of NASA Rocket Flying Over the Moon Captured for First Time in Decades
The unbelievably clear photos were taken thanks to a mixture of luck, timing, and skill.