Tardigrades: We’re now polluting the moon with near indestructible little creatures
An Israeli spacecraft called Beresheet almost made it to the moon in April. It took a selfie with
The Unsung 3rd Member of the Apollo 11 Crew Reflects on the 50th Anniversary
On July 21st, 1969, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first humans to ever set foot
Artist Stitches 50,000 Photos Into One Incredible Composite of the Moon
Photographer Andrew McCarthy has created one of the most beautiful images of the moon you will ever see.
After 41 Years, Voyager 2 Has Just Entered Interstellar Space
Voyager 2 has fulfilled its fate to leave the heliosphere and become the second interstellar spacecraft after
A tiny satellite says goodbye to Mars with gorgeous new photo
Parting is such sweet sorrow. A farewell photo taken by a tiny satellite shows its final view
Big test coming up for tiny satellites trailing Mars lander
A pair of tiny experimental satellites trailing NASA's InSight spacecraft all the way to Mars face their
Rocket Lab Nails It’s First Commercial Launch And Is Ready For Business
A new commercial Rocket Startup has just made history. Rocket Lab successfully launched its Electron rocket on
A splendid video by NASA shows earth as a living creature
NASA’s Scientific Visualization Studio (SVS) has released a stunning video that shows Earth in a way you
Cosmic Collision Forges Galactic Ring
How could a galaxy become shaped like a ring? The rim of the blue galaxy pictured on the right
Skygazers on the Beach
Explanation: Kona, a young boxer, is a dog who loves splashing in the waves along Solana Beach near
NASA’s Open Source Rover lets you build your own planetary exploration platform
Got some spare time this weekend? Why not build yourself a working rover from plans provided by NASA? The
Putting the Pillars of Creation Into Perspective
Pillars of Creation is one of the most famous photographs ever taken by the Hubble Space Telescope. In this
Scientists make artificial Martian dirt, will sell it to you for $20
Scientists don't expect to get their hands on Martian soil anytime soon, so they're making their own.
Holding Pieces of the Moon and Mars on Earth
Sarah Hörst, an Assistant Prof of Planetary Science at Johns Hopkins University, recently got to hold a