Space News & Blog Articles

The History Channel blasts off with a new "Star Trek" anniversary docu-series, "The Center Seat: 55 Years of Star Trek."

Tom Hanks isn't interested in Jeff Bezos' offer to go to space.

SpaceX and NASA will resume work on the project 'as soon as possible.'

In "Space Titans," a new documentary launching today (Nov. 4), SpaceX founder Elon Musk shares the secret of his company's Falcon 9 rocket success.

Boeing has the green light to launch a planned broadband constellation that will place 147 satellites in orbit.

China sent new military satellites to orbit Wednesday (Nov. 3) for an undisclosed mission, following a lengthy launch delay.

The newly released astronomy and astrophysics decadal survey flags the discovery and study of habitable exoplanets and the exploration of black holes and neutron stars as two top research priorities.

A powerful solar storm could interfere with power grids, satellites and radio signals — although it might also have sent the beautiful northern lights incredibly far south.

You won't be able to find many Black Friday deals on Leica binoculars just yet, but we've rounded up the lowest prices currently available.

Be grateful you weren't in what is now Chile's Atacama Desert 12,000 years ago.

The distant planet is about to reach opposition, and with the right equipment you'll be able to spot it.

China's mysterious recent space-tech test is not a sign that the sky is falling.

Astronomers have confirmed the existence of a massive protocluster 11 billion light-years away that acts as an assembly yard for over 60 emerging galaxies.

We live in a world in which momentous decisions are made by people often without forethought.

"We can only do this together," says space station commander as he prepares to wrap up another stay in orbit.

This Mechanical Engineering Robotic Arms set is a great STEM set and is 17% off on Amazon.

Learn about the moon phases and when you can see them.

Scientists aren't exactly sure how it formed.

The Earth and everything on it face an extinction-level event from some kind of alien that's been living on the moon.

It's been a busy few days for our sun, which has produced three of the outbursts that scientists call coronal mass ejections since Monday (Nov. 1).

While NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has faced countless obstacles and delays in its more than decade in the making, the observatory's most difficult days lie ahead in the coming months.