Space News & Blog Articles
The Standard Model explains the physics of how the world works. But in 2021, physicists started probing fundamental gaps in this long-established concept.
A bombshell UFO report, the "alien junk" in our solar system, and more new clues about extraterrestrial life.
Star Trek: Discovery's season 4 episode 7 sets up a mid-season cliffhanger that we'll have to wait six weeks to find out what happened.
A new pre-print study claims to have quantum entangled a tardigrade with two superconductor qubits, though experts are skeptical.
Theories based only on real numbers are incapable of explaining the results of this new experiment.
A new study sponsored by NASA investigates the feasibility of sending people with disabilities safely into space and returning them back to Earth.
From the debut of new launch vehicles to missions to the moon, mars, asteroids and much more, a lot of exciting missions are expected to launch or arrive at their destination in 2022.
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope is three days into the deployment of its massive sunshield — and it still has about three days to go.
Thanks to images from a robotic Earth telescope, you can now watch the James Webb Space Telescope travel through space.
Adorama is currently offering up to $200 off on powerful, but easy-to-use, Celestron StarSense Explorer telescopes in a year-end sale.
The James Webb Space Telescope has unwrapped its sunshield, crossing another important item off of its lengthy and risky deployment to-do list.
From stem cells to blue jets to 'made in space' concrete, this is the best of 2021 International Space Station research.
A year after its last launch, Russia’s newest rocket lifted off again — and things didn't go entirely according to plan.
After an asteroid struck at the end of the Cretaceous period, debris from wildfires filled the atmosphere and blocked sunlight across Earth, causing ecosystem collapse and extinctions.
Nibiru has been linked to NASA, and is also sometimes referred to or confused with Planet X, another supposed world for which there is no evidence.
Comets heat up very quickly as they approach the sun, causing the icy bodies to glow green, but never in the tails trailing behind them. A new study may finally reveal why.