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NASA Administrator Bill Nelson added his voice Wednesday (May 25) to the chorus urging action to prevent mass shootings.

High school students in Portugal have programmed a small computer on the International Space Station to measure Earth's magnetic field from orbit

Volcanoes erupting on the moon billions of years ago may have created a layer of ice under the lunar surface, a new study suggests.

Elon Musk said he believes that the right to bear arms is necessary to guard against tyranny, but he called for stricter background checks on gun sales.

NASA's Psyche asteroid probe will wait several more weeks for launch.

Harness renewable energy to explore the cosmos or risk planetary doom, new physics study argues.

A year's worth of sound recordings from NASA's Perseverance rover reveals that it's very quiet on Mars.

Millions of voices will suddenly cry out... in a fit of frenzied excitement

Coronal mass ejections (CMEs) are colossal expulsions of plasma and magnetic field from the sun's corona. Explore CMEs in more detail here in our guide.

Grab the HP Reverb G2 at a bargain price in this early Memorial Day deal.

AstroForge, which was founded in January 2022, came out of stealth mode today (May 26), announcing that it aims to become the first-ever viable asteroid mining company.

Venus and the moon will meet up in the sky Thursday (May 26) and you can catch their greetings online.

Boeing's Starliner spacecraft has completed a key test mission, and the company is ready to work out a few kinks so astronauts can climb aboard.

CAPSTONE, which will launch no earlier than June 6, aims to verify the stability of the lunar orbit that will be used by NASA's Gateway space station.

The asteroid is four times the size of the Empire State Building, but poses no immediate threat to us.

Boeing's Starliner astronaut taxi has landed safely back on Earth, wrapping up its long-anticipated and crucial test flight to the International Space Station.

Salute the anniversary of 1977's "Star Wars" and learn how this sci-fi flick hit lightspeed at the box office and spawned a Hollywood empire

NASA's InSight lander is completely caked with a thick layer of Martian dust in its latest selfie, which the agency says will likely be the last of the mission.

Whirling dust devils and occasional but powerful gusts of wind are lifting large amounts of dust into the Martian sky, finds NASA's Perseverance rover.

Arizona senator and former NASA astronaut Mark Kelly said he and his wife are heartbroken by a tragic school shooting in Texas.

NOAA has announced that the 2022 Atlantic hurricane season is likely to be more active than average for the seventh year in a row.