Space Travel
After Two Years of Searching, Comet Lander Philae Finally Found
Photographs of the small probe come just weeks before the mission ends with Rosetta’s comet touchdown
The Mission to Restore the Original Starship Enterprise
The beloved 1960s studio model stars in <em>Building Star Trek</em>, a documentary premiering on Smithsonian Channel this Sunday
SpaceX Explosion Sets Back Launch Date, Hopes
The Falcon 9 blow up may be a sign that Elon Musk is moving too fast
Crew From NASA's Yearlong Mars Simulation Finally Emerges From the Dome
Would-be Martians say aloha to a challenging experiment
Fifty Years Ago, This Photo Captured the First View of Earth From the Moon
And Earth’s view of itself changed forever
Explore Far Out Views From Mars' Surface With Over 1,000 New Photos
It's the Martian "magic hour"
NASA Accidentally Sold a Precious Apollo Artifact
A seemingly simple bag is at the center of multiple lawsuits
Opening the Space Race to the Entire World
A new era of collaboration and affordable technology has scientists across the globe sending spacecraft into outer space
The First Private Lunar Landing Was Just Approved
Moon Express will head to Earth’s nearest neighbor in 2017
Explore the Apollo 11 Command Module in 3D
For the first time, you can peek inside the craft that enabled “one giant leap for mankind”
No, China's Tiangong-1 Will Not "Rain Molten Metal Down Onto Earth"
It's not spiraling out of control, and even if it was, it wouldn't enter the atmosphere until 2017
What if I Told You... Space Is Once Again the New Frontier
The space race is reigniting, catalyzing changes in the new space economy.
Juno Will Eventually Go Up in Flames to Protect Theoretical Alien Life
Juno, we hardly knew you
It's Official: We Are Now in Orbit Around Jupiter
After a nerve-wracking entry, NASA spacecraft Juno successfully entered the gas giant's orbit
Researchers Will Soon Get Their First Taste of "Martian" Vegetables
After testing them for heavy metals, the scientists will eat vegetables grown in simulated Martian soil later this week
New Evidence Strengthens the Case for Pluto's Underground Ocean
Features on the dwarf planet's smooth surface suggest that not all is frozen on that tiny, distant world
Meet Three of Earth's Tiny Celestial Buddies
A handful of quasi-satellites, mini-moons and Trojan asteroids tag along with Earth as it whizzes around the sun
Check Out NASA's Retro Mars Recruitment Posters
Farmers, teachers, surveyors and engineers will all be needed in the envisaged Mars settlement
A New Hitch in the Plan for Building a Space Elevator
Carbon nanotubes may not be as strong as scientists once thought
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