Space News & Blog Articles

Here’s our guide on how to photograph a lunar eclipse, so you can get perfect images of the event.

The Sigma 14-24mm F2.8 DG HSM ART lens' 2x, fast-aperture zoom bears all the hallmarks of the company’s Art range.

Rocket Lab successfully launched two satellites into orbit and aimed to recover the mission's booster, taking another step in its quest to build a partially reusable rocket.

SpaceX is targeting January or February for its first Starship orbital launch attempt. And that initial landmark leap will be followed by a number of others shortly thereafter, if all goes to plan.

November's full "Beaver Moon" will occur on Nov. 19 and will undergo a partial lunar eclipse.

Expedition 66 woke up to take shelter in their return ships following a Russian anti-satellite test.

Elon Musk will give an update on SpaceX's new Starship rocket and you can watch it live online.

The first full trailer for Season 6 of "The Expanse" has dropped and it shows an escalating, explosive and costly conflict in space.

If you're clouded out or too cold, we have solutions for you.

Russia's latest anti-satellite test is unlike anything we've seen from the nation before.

Here's when you can watch the longest partial lunar eclipse in 580 years.

Boba Fett will drop on to the Fortnite island on Dec. 24 to mark the "The Book Of Boba Fett" Star Wars series on Disney Plus.

If you want to replicate the Mandalorian’s struggle to keep his ship in one piece, the Lego Star Wars Razor Crest is for you.

Aerospace giant Northrop Grumman announced on Tuesday (Nov. 16) that it's leading a private team designing a crewed moon buggy for potential use by NASA's Artemis program.

The roster for SpaceX's next NASA launch to the International Space Station is complete.

Valve still dominates the VR headset space with Valve Index, the most open-source and impressive virtual reality kit available.

From the page to the big screen, these are the best sci-fi movies based on books.

For longer than science fiction has even existed, humans have been fascinated with (and terrified by) the prospect of space rocks falling to Earth. But why?

Our upcoming lunar eclipse has a direct connection to an eclipse that occurred in the late 1960s.

The car-sized Perseverance rover drilled a core sample on Monday (Nov. 15), filling a titanium tube with Red Planet rock for the third time ever.

A solar sail that tacked into the light, a keyboard used to navigate to the moon and a spacesuit-clad android are among the "artifacts of the future" in the new exhibit FUTURES at the Smithsonian.