Space News & Blog Articles

Nichols, aka 'Uhura', is retiring from decades of space advocacy at age 88.

An upcoming 12-day mission to the space station will add to the information available about non-professional astronauts.

Before you request a reservation at the lunar "Mystery Hut," take note: It's just a rock.

The moon will meet Saturn in the night sky today. Here is how to see it.

The James Webb Space Telescope is fully loaded and one step closer to taking flight.

We got hands-on with the Vanguard Veo Select backpack for this review, testing out its camera-touting capabilities.

We got our hands on the latest Mavic 3 model and tested out its duo camera set-up and flying capabilities.

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Baby stars in a nebula create a series a powerful shockwaves visible in a new Hubble Space Telescope image.

Star Chart is a worthy competitor in the crowded app world, bringing augmented reality to space enthusiasts for free.

An Atlas V rocket lit up the predawn sky over Florida early Tuesday (Dec. 7) to launch a novel NASA laser space communications satellite into orbit.

A Russian Soyuz rocket carrying Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa, video producer Yozo Hirano and cosmonaut Alexander Misurkin is set to launch at 2:38 a.m. EST.

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Astronomers wonder what holds together a distant galaxy that appears to contain no trace of dark matter.

Mapping celestial objects like this lets us figure out how fast they are moving relative to each other.

Comet Leonard is visible in binoculars and telescopes. Here are our recommendations on telescopes and binoculars to see the comet.

NASA revealed the members of its 2021 astronaut class, the 23rd group since 1959, who may someday help establish a sustainable presence on the moon.

Astra will launch a NASA mission from Florida's Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in January, the California rocket builder announced on Monday (Dec. 6).

A U.S. military mission will get off the ground Tuesday morning (Dec. 7) after a two-day delay, and you can watch the liftoff live.

A new video (available on YouTube in 4K) offers a stunning view of the 2021 solar eclipse that occurred on Saturday (Dec. 4).

Astronauts at the International Space Station got a glimpse of the only total solar eclipse of 2021, which was otherwise only visible to a few lucky observers in Antarctica.