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It had been less than a decade since outer space had launched a blockbuster assault on planet Earth. “Independence Day” conquered the worldwide box office in 1996, mercilessly wiping out

Blue Origin sent its 70th person into space today (June 29) on its 13th rocket flight to carry passengers. The company’s New Shepard suborbital launch vehicle lifted off Saturday at

Three months after Muon Space launched its FireSat Protoflight satellite, the spacecraft’s first images have been released. FireSat is the first in a proposed constellation of more than 50 satellites

Katrina, Sandy, Andrew — some names are inextricably linked with some of the most devastating hurricanes in recent U.S. history. But how do hurricanes and other tropical storms get their

This article was originally published at The Conversation. The publication contributed the article to Space.com’s Expert Voices: Op-Ed & Insights. Living in today’s age of ambitious robotic exploration of Mars,

While NASA’s Mars Sample Return initiative is in political hot water, China is moving ahead on plotting out its rendezvous with the Red Planet. New details of China’s aims are

Now that Andor has finished its two-season run to universal acclaim, fans have been thinking about what’s next for Star Wars TV shows. Granted, we’ve got plenty to look forward

An Outpost on the Moon – Lunar Outpost’s Bold Vision For Lunar Mobility With AJ Gemer – YouTube Watch On On Episode 167 of This Week In Space, Rod Pyle

The search for extraterrestrial life has long gone back and forth between scientific curiosity, public fascination and outright skepticism. Recently, scientists claimed the “strongest evidence” of life on a distant

They have arrived! After an extended delay, the Axiom Mission-4 (Ax-4) crew flying aboard SpaceX’s Crew Dragon “Grace” pulled up to the International Space Station and docked, beginning a two-week