Boarding passes will carry participants’ names on NASA’s Artemis II mission in 2026. Credit: NASA Lee este comunicado de prensa en español aquí. NASA is inviting the public to join the
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Civilization Can't Arise Without Plate Tectonics And Carbon Dioxide
Can a planet that lacks plate tectonics and has very little carbon dioxide support life? Maybe. Can it support life long enough for a technological civilization to arise? New research
Interstellar Objects Like Comet 3I/ATLAS Could Act As Planetary Seeds
ISOs like Comet 3I/ATLAS are fascinating yet fleeting visitors from distant solar systems. New research suggests that when captured by a young solar system that’s still forming planets, these objects
Astronomers Catch a Planet in the Act of Being Born
It’s rather strange to think about catching a planet in the act of being born given that the process takes millions of years but for the first time, astronomers have
'We are ready to drive': Take a look inside Lunar Outpost's moon rover mission control (photos)
ARVADA, Colorado — Lunar Outpost, a private space company, is putting the pedal to the metal on its lunar terrain vehicle (LTV), a large rover that Artemis astronauts may use
NASA Sets Launch Coverage for Space Weather Missions
From left to right, NASA’s Carruthers Geocorona Observatory, IMAP (Interstellar Mapping and Acceleration Probe), and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) Space Weather Follow On-Lagrange 1 (SWFO-L1) missions will
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Teams at NASA’s Stennis Space Center conduct a hot fire test of an Aerojet AJ26 rocket engine on the E-1 Test Stand in November 2013. NASA/Stennis If location, location, location
(NewsNation) — UFOs and UAPs have become common acronyms in news headlines as members of Congress have called for more transparency on what the government knows — and doesn’t know
Science fiction didn’t begin with blockbuster films or sleek space operas — it was born in the pages of literature, where bold thinkers and master storytellers pushed the boundaries of
At the end of August, the U.K. government took the decision to fold the UK Space Agency (UKSA) into the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT). UKSA was created
Small black holes making a meal out of companion stars are surprisingly messy eaters, astronomers using a Japanese space telescope have discovered. Scientists have known for some time that when
(NewsNation) — A House subcommittee will hold a historic hearing Tuesday about unidentified anomalous phenomena, government disclosure and protection for whistleblowers. You can watch the hearing here, along with NewsNation
In early September 2025, skywatchers in parts of the Eastern Hemisphere were treated to a total lunar eclipse as Earth blocked the sun‘s light from the moon. The eclipse occurred
When the U.S. Army recently unveiled plans to expand its space cadre and deepen its bench of expertise, the move raised questions about whether the service was edging into the
HELSINKI — China carried out two launches Monday, sending a new reconnaissance satellite into an unexpected orbit and adding 11 spacecraft to automaker Geely’s commercial constellation. A Long March 7A
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