Space Station Crew Photographs Raging California Wildfires
The Golden State’s fiery woes are clearly visible all the way from low-Earth orbit
The Golden State’s fiery woes are clearly visible all the way from low-Earth orbit
Nearing the end of its life, the spectacularly successful mission is still churning out new observations
New maps suggest evidence of alien life in the icy moon’s buried ocean could be surprisingly easy to find
New observations reveal an infant alien world coalescing from gas and dust around a young star
The postponement brings the project's total estimated lifetime cost to $9.66 billion—and further delays are possible
Images from NASA’s New Horizons probe reveal mysterious mounds made of frozen methane or nitrogen
Partisanship and his past statements about climate change could hinder Bridenstine’s leadership of the space agency
The space station disintegrated in the atmosphere over the South Pacific
The ARIEL mission will peer into the atmospheres of thousands of exoplanets to learn more about their formation and evolution
The late physicist’s ashes will share a final resting place with the remains of Newton, Darwin and other historic figures
The mysterious object may have formed in a binary star system, new research suggests
Last December, the planet-hunting mission viewed our planet from 94 million miles away
A simple signal confirms the existence of stars just 180 million years after the big bang, and reveals new hints about the nature of dark matter
Such flares dim hopes for life on the Earth-mass world
Light from the powerful cosmic explosion took 10.5 billion years to reach Earth
The launch also marked the company’s first attempt to recover and reuse the fairing of its Falcon 9 rocket
Nearly 100 worlds are the latest catch from the hardy space telescope
After more than a decade of activity, the Google Lunar XPRIZE is concluding—but the race to the moon continues
Rumors swirl around whether or not a mysterious spacecraft successfully entered and began operations in low Earth orbit
Crystalline growth, rather than biotic processes, are the likely explanation for strange Martian minerals glimpsed by NASA’s Curiosity rover
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