A new Harvard-Smithsonian initiative will delve into the places in the universe where spacetime sags around massive objects
The permanent exhibit at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida displays remnants of the shuttles and items from fallen astronauts
Proposals to send debris-targeting craft into orbit are piling up, and one mission may soon start test firing from the space station
How to give the International Space Station a little bit more room
The red planet's deep blue sea and a rare Einstein cross feature among the week's best space images
A Yale scientist set out to capture the insect's full lifecycle and ended up discovering hidden wonders of the cosmos
A new breed of the hyper-accurate clocks could help scientists detect the elusive ripples in space-time faster and cheaper
Meet a Harvard-Smithsonian researcher who monitors all the satellites and explains why they rarely fall
From Martian vistas to glowing red nebulae, check out our picks for the best space images of the week
Catch up on the week's best space images, from a cyclone's glowing eye to a surreal Martian vista
Modified insects designed to stop dengue fever could make it easier for another disease-carrying species to take root
Scientists can use holiday lights during Christmas and Rammadan as a proxy for overall energy use in urban areas
Sequential integers are a bit boring, anyhow. Here are some more exciting sequences to celebrate over the next 89 years
There may be method to the madness behind the outlandish designs of the National Reconnaissance Office mission patches
From a fatal Apollo fire to the sinking of the <em>Titanic</em>, history has a few lessons following last week’s spaceflight disasters
The chief engineer for Curiosity offers a peek at the NASA rover’s tumultuous rise to stardom in a new tell-all book
A field trial of genetically modified oilseed plants that can make fish oil hopes to help fish farming become more sustainable
Princeton University’s annual science art contest shines a light on the research world, adding a video element this year
Tech innovators are hoping they can store energy more cost-effectively with mechanical systems that use the most basic materials: air, water, and steel
The International Space Station’s upcoming non-rigid BEAM module may be the key to making the future of space more roomy and affordable.
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