For the first time, Virgin Galactic is showing off the inside of SpaceShipTwo, a crew cabin for up to six passengers and two pilots that could make space tourism history.
Astronaut Doug Hurley has been enjoying his stay on the International Space Station, and recently posted some images of our major cities.
NASA has released a decade-long timelapse of the sun, with each second of the video representing one day.
Thousands of people from West Africa to the Arabian Peninsula, India, and the Far East watched the “ring of fire” solar eclipse that happened yesterday.
On July 14, a robotic craft will leave a remote Japanese island and head for the Red Planet, with quite a journey to get there.
You’d have expected Elon Musk to say a number of celebratory things following SpaceX making history, but a trampoline reference wasn’t one of them.
This past weekend, for the first time in history, a commercial aerospace company carried humans into Earth’s orbit.
The South African National Space Agency has teamed up with NASA to host a Deep Space Ground Station.
For the first time since 2011, NASA astronauts are launching into orbit from the United States.
NASA’s latest experiment on its mission to reach Mars involves locking a small group of people in a shuttle for eight months.
On May 27, the first launch of astronauts from US soil in nearly 10 years takes place, with a docking at the International Space Station. Here’s your chance to try that docking for yourself.
Do you feel like your purpose on this planet is not on this planet? If so, you could be perfect for the US Space Force, which already has a comedy series devoted to its existence.
The Hubble Space Telescope is 30 years old. Let’s look back at some of its most iconic images of the universe.
To expand our knowledge of black holes, a network of AMT telescopes are being set up around the world, including one in Africa.
Just when you thought that the vastness of space couldn’t get more awe-inspiring, astronomers found more worlds on the edges of the solar system.
The Mars rover, Curiosity, has captured a high-resolution panoramic picture of its home, giving us a unique look at the surface of the red planet.
For the first time in four years, NASA has opened up applications for new astronauts. The lucky few will get to go to the moon or possibly even Mars.
SpaceX is getting ready to send astronauts to the International Space Station, but not before they run some tests, and blow a few things up.
Flat Earthers are very upset with pictures posted by astronaut Jessica Meir, which shows the earth in all its round glory.
Yusaku Maezawa will be SpaceX’s first paying passenger on a trip around the moon. Now he wants to find a female “life partner” to take along for the ride.
NASA’s Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite has discovered another Earth-sized, possibly habitable planet orbiting around a star and it’s ‘only’ 100 light-years away.
2019 has been a good year for scientists, who have made discoveries that have significantly expanded our understanding of Earth, the universe, and our place in it.
SpaceX’s Starship prototype literally blew its lid during a ground test in Texas on Wednesday, capping a rather average week for the company.
So you think you’re a pro just because you’ve cracked rank 8 000 on ‘Grand Theft Auto’? Well, this guy figured out how to steal Elon Musk’s space car.
Over the years scientists have tried to solve the problem of interstellar communication in some incredibly weird and wonderful ways.
The space plane is part of a classified mission to conduct in-orbit experiments, with some speculating that involves spying or testing space weapons.
Jeff Bezos has revealed his Blue Moon lunar lander, his plans for space travel, and the team he plans on using to do it.
Some remnants of Halley’s Comet come into view once a year, causing a spectacular meteor shower.
A former NASA scientist reckons they discovered life on Mars quite some time ago, but his findings were dismissed.
The winners of the 2019 Nobel Prize in Physics “painted a picture of a universe far stranger and more wonderful than we ever could have imagined”.