Space News & Blog Articles

Here are the best night vision binoculars, monoculars and goggles you can use in the dark.

The world's lightest DSLR is packed full of features and is the perfect beginner camera.

Four retired telescope missions are helping astronomers uncover new insights about how dust behaves in galaxies.

Alien life in the deep global ocean of a water world could receive its nutrients through a shell of high-pressure ice around the planet's core.

A European rocket will launch two communications satellites to orbit Wednesday evening (June 22), and you can watch the action live.

The James Webb Space Telescope is ready to start probing the cosmos. An astronomer on the team explains what it takes to get to this stage.

While astronomical facilities and instrumentation may still be intact, it's too unsafe to verify in person right now.

The Nikon 10x50 Aculon A211 binoculars are sleek, well made and offer great value optics in a wide field of view.

The 4-meter-wide International Liquid Mirror Telescope (ILMT) at Devasthal Observatory in the central Himalayas comes online.

The moon approaches Mars in the predawn sky on Wednesday (June 22). The pair will be visible in the same field of view using a pair of binoculars.

SpaceX and OneWeb have written a joint letter to the U.S. Federal Communications Commission declaring harmony in orbit for spectrum coordination between their satellite-internet constellations.

China plans to haul pristine Mars samples to Earth in 2031, two years earlier than NASA and the European Space Agency plan to do so, according to media reports.

Propstore is auctioning off a screen-matched 'Red Leader' X-wing model from 1977’s "Star Wars."

People around the world celebrated the summer solstice today (June 21), as did some satellites in space.

A fully homegrown South Korean rocket has put satellites into orbit for the first time ever.

Old Ben’s penultimate outing isn’t perfect, but it sets the stage for a high-stakes season finale and delivers a couple of moments fans have been clamoring to see.

The sci-fi droids in the Star Wars TV shows The Mandalorian and The Book of Boba Fett are super cool, but don't reflect robotics reality.

A piece of Russian space junk forced the International Space Station to steer clear to avoid a chance encounter with orbital debris on Thursday (June 16).

Scientists at the Palomar Observatory turned to the Pauma band, upon whose ancestral lands the facility sits, to name the asteroid, now dubbed 'Ayló'chaxnim, or 'Venus girl.'

NASA's Lucy mission has gained a new destination: a tiny asteroid that's orbiting one of its original target asteroids.

NASA/ESA releases a new photo of the enigmatic globular cluster Ruprecht 106