Boldly go: William Shatner is heading to Antarctica, and you can join him
A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity
Astronomers discover why a binary black hole system has the hiccups
Sudden X-ray activity linked to unusual behavior of a supermassive black hole
Astronomers capture the most captivating and detailed image yet of the Milky Way's black hole
Polarized light reveals swirls of magnetic fields, replacing the blobs of radiation seen previously
DARPA and Northrop Grumman are exploring the concept of a lunar train and railroad system
A train to transport humans and supplies while boosting the Moon's economic prospects
Russia warns US, again: SpaceX satellites used for military purposes may become targets
Following reports of SpaceX building a spy network for the US
NASA's old, oversubscribed, and overburdened supercomputers are causing mission delays
The supercomputers are also said to be susceptible to potential cyberattacks
Stratolaunch achieves first powered flight of hypersonic test vehicle
The curve-nosed test vehicle was dropped from the world's largest aircraft and safely landed in the Pacific Ocean
This "hycean" exoplanet could be covered in a boiling ocean
Conflicting hypotheses try to explain the chemical mix detected by the JWST
Boeing Starliner crewed flight to ISS delayed yet again
Possibly, maybe, probably, the last delay...
Researchers propose installing a fiber network on the Moon
Cables could help us learn more about moonquakes
"Goodnight, Odie": Odysseus lander's historic moon mission comes to an end
Thank you, and good (lunar) night!
Nikon is creating the first mirrorless camera for use on the Moon
The handheld universal lunar camera will go up with Artemis III
The Odysseus lunar lander's payload included a 30-million page library
It was the third time the Arch Mission Foundation tried to get this repository of knowledge to the Moon
US spacecraft successfully lands on the moon for the first time in over 50 years
Apollo 17 was the last US mission to touch down on the lunar surface in 1972
The universe's brightest object eats the mass of the sun every day, astronomers say
17 billion times the mass of Earth's sun and 500 trillion times brighter
Scientists find water on an asteroid's surface for the first time
Findings could help answer how the Earth gained its water
A satellite heavier than a large car makes an uncontrolled return to Earth tomorrow, but don't worry too much
You'd have to be very unlucky to be hit by it
Intuitive Machines shares first images sent from space by its Nova-C lunar lander
The spacecraft is in excellent condition, and the Moon's surface is approaching fast
Mini robots and remote surgery offer new solutions for medical emergencies in space
One small rubber band cut, a great leap for (space) surgery
Nova-C lander is finally heading to the Moon
A commercial spacecraft full of NASA science experiments and "demo" payloads
NASA's Juno mission captures incredible new images of Jupiter
New Jupiter photos from the Io flyby
An experimental 3D printer will melt steel to create new objects... in space
Printing metal objects aboard the ISS is a challenging, but potentially game-changing
Saturn's "Death Star" moon has a 45-mile-deep subsurface ocean
The ocean likely occupies half the moon's volume
Jupiter orbiter delivers unprecedented close up images of highly volcanic Jovian moon Io
The Juno spacecraft passed within 930 miles of the moon's surface
NASA will need a miracle to fix glitched Voyager 1 probe
Corrupted memory is the likely culprit, but isolating it sans telemetry data is tough