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New Data Suggests Earth-Like Planets Lie Throughout the Galaxy

New Data Suggests Earth-Like Planets Lie Throughout the Galaxy

Llandudno Astronomers Unveil Rare Discovery That Would ‘Put Star Wars to Shame’

By Peter Davidson

New Horizons Recovers From Anomaly Ahead of Pluto Flyby

New Horizons Recovers From Anomaly Ahead of Pluto Flyby

New Evidence That Alien Life Could Exist on Comet

New Evidence That Alien Life Could Exist on Comet

Hidden Supermassive Black Holes Detected Throughout the Universe

Hidden Supermassive Black Holes Detected Throughout the Universe

5-Billion-Year-Old Signal Detected from Deep Space as Part of Australian Satellite Project

Comet Sinkholes Generate Jets

By Fred Peterson

New Horizons Reveals Pluto’s Mysterious Patches and Primordial Methane

New Horizons Reveals Pluto’s Mysterious Patches and Primordial Methane

Nasa Unveils Boomerang-Shaped Plane to Fly on Mars

Nasa Unveils Boomerang-Shaped Plane to Fly on Mars

Rosetta Sees Signs of Water Ice on Comet Surface

Rosetta Sees Signs of Water Ice on Comet Surface

SpaceX Rocket Explodes After Launch!

By Fred Peterson

New Research Suggests Water was ‘Recently’ Flowing on Mars

New Research Suggests Water was ‘Recently’ Flowing on Mars

Bizarre Cometlike Alien Planet Is First of Its Kind

By Phillipp Pohlmann

New Evidence Confirms Signs of ‘Recent’ Running Water on Mars

The mass of a black hole has been measured for the first time!

The mass of a black hole has been measured for the first time!

By Elise Bailey

New map confirms four Milky Way arms

By Greg Richards

MIT engineers design an inflatable shelter for camping on the Moon

By Andreea Popescu

Astronauts finish eight-month mission living in dormant volcano to replicate environment on Mars

By Jim Crawford

Cuts to Program Budget Could Keep NASA Dependent on Russian Space Agency Transports

Cuts to Program Budget Could Keep NASA Dependent on Russian Space Agency Transports

SpaceX Continues Ambitious Plan for Internet Satellites in Space

SpaceX Continues Ambitious Plan for Internet Satellites in Space

Monstrous galaxy spotted near the edge of the universe

Monstrous galaxy spotted near the edge of the universe

By Repurposing Sunlight, A New Laser System Hopes to Power Spacecraft and Protect the Earth from Asteroids

By Repurposing Sunlight, A New Laser System Hopes to Power Spacecraft and Protect the Earth from Asteroids

NASA spacecraft finds impact glass on Mars

By Andrew Johnson

Bill Nye’s LightSail spacecraft wakes up, unfurls on second attempt

The Rosetta spacecraft may be intentionally slammed into the surface of comet 67P next year

By Peter Davidson

Virgin Galactic will get into space ‘within 18 months to two years’

By Andreea Popescu

NASA engineers to build a rover that is able to make decisions on its own for next mission to Mars

NASA engineers to build a rover that is able to make decisions on its own for next mission to Mars

By Andrew Johnson

Scientists Can Now Weigh the Milky Way

Scientists Can Now Weigh the Milky Way

By Angelie Hawks

Aussie student proves existence of plasma tubes floating above Earth

By Andreea Popescu

Mars Express Sees Strange Craters in Arabia Terra

By Jason Hudson

NASA Orders First Ever Commercial Human Spaceflight Mission from Boeing

By Greg Richards

NASA Officially Begins Europa Life Searching Mission with Selection of Science Instruments

SpaceX Gets Certified For National Security Launches

SpaceX Gets Certified For National Security Launches

The House just passed a bill about space mining

Supernova space bullets could have seeded Earth’s iron core

Supernova space bullets could have seeded Earth’s iron core

‘CAPEd’ Crusader: CubeSat to Explore Planets

By Andrew Johnson

This Newly-Discovered Class of Galaxies Shouldn’t Exist

Space Station Could Get Laser Cannon to Destroy Orbital Debris

By Jason Hudson

Found: giant spirals in space that could explain our existence

By Elise Bailey

Corkscrew planets spiral back and forth between two stars

Corkscrew planets spiral back and forth between two stars

By Greg Richards

Astronomers spot one-in-10-million phenomenon in early universe

The Secret Air Force Space Drone Heads Back Into Orbit

New research reveals Europa’s mystery dark material could be sea salt

By Greg Richards

Lost in Space: Half of All Stars Are Rogues Between Galaxies

Asteroid-Mining Company to Deploy 1st Satellite This Summer

By Amber Raynolds

NASA Announces Journey to Mars Challenge

The Seed Project will send the first life to Mars

By Andrew Johnson

Watch Tomorrow’s SpaceX Launch!

Watch Tomorrow’s SpaceX Launch!

By Fred Peterson

New Exoplanet Too Big for its Stars

New Exoplanet Too Big for its Stars

By Fred Peterson

Proposed Legislation Would Make Space Settlement a National Goal

Europe’s Next Space Chief Wants a Moon Colony on the Lunar Far Side

By Fred Peterson

Hidden water below Antarctica provides hope for life on Mars

NuSTAR captures possible ‘screams’ from zombie stars

NuSTAR captures possible ‘screams’ from zombie stars

By Greg Richards

Russia Invites China to Join in Creating Lunar Station

By Jason Hudson

Electric Solar Wind Sail could make bidirectional human Mars flights economically feasible

By Jason Hudson

Pentagon requests $5 billion increase for “space protection activities”

Astrophyicists draw most comprehensive map of the universe

Astrophyicists draw most comprehensive map of the universe

First Visible Light Detected Directly From an Exoplanet

First Visible Light Detected Directly From an Exoplanet

By Matthew Lincoln

Japan’s Space Agency Announces Plans for Moon Rover

By Jim Crawford

Blue Origin To Begin Test Flights Within Weeks

Giant Galaxies Die From The Inside When They Stop Making Stars

Paul Allen Launches ‘Vulcan Aerospace’ to Boost Private Space Travel

By Peter Davidson

Search for Advanced Civilizations Finds No Obvious Signs in 100,000 Galaxies

Search for Advanced Civilizations Finds No Obvious Signs in 100,000 Galaxies

By Mike Anderson

SpaceX launch successful but historic booster rocket landing fails again