SpaceX Could Launch NASA Astronauts to ISS in 2020
SpaceX could launch NASA astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS) in early 2020. That's if tests on the company's Crew Dragon capsule prove conclusi...
Spacecraft & Probes
Shapeshifter Robots Could Explore Saturn’s Moons
NASA is designing astounding shapeshifter robots straight out of science fiction to explore Saturn's moons. Titan is the ideal destination.NASA is taking e...
NASA Hires Lockheed Martin For Moon Missions
NASA has awarded Lockheed Martin almost $3 billion to build three Orion capsules. This will allow the US space agency to return to the moon by 2024.The new...
India Loses Contact With Moon Lander
India lost contact with its lander Saturday after its historic attempt to become the first nation to complete a landing on the Moon's south pole.The Indian...
NASA Captures Stunning Avalanche on Mars
NASA's Mars Orbiter has captured an amazing picture of a massive ice avalanche on Mars. Falling ice creates an epic dust cloud.NASA's Mars Reconnaissance O...
James Webb Space Telescope is Finally Assembled
NASA has finally assembled the long-awaited James Webb Space Telescope, which will be the successor to the Hubble Space Telescope.The Hubble Space Telesco...
Planetary Nebula Shines in This Hubble Photo (NGC 2022)
The legendary Hubble Space Telescope just keeps doing wonders sending back stunning views from space. This time, its cameras have turned towards NGC 2022....
Tiny Object Orbits 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko
Going through photos captured by Rosetta spacecraft, Spanish astrophotographer Jacint Roger found a tiny object around comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko.Last...
The Milky Way Once Swallowed Another Galaxy
Astronomers have mapped an important sequence of events that shaped our galaxy 10 billion years ago. Our galaxy once swallowed another galaxy.A violent col...
TESS Finds Three Really Interesting Planets – TOI-270
NASA's Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) has discovered three worlds orbiting around a neighboring star (TOI-270). And that's what TESS was looking ...