More Space - Page 4
How a NASA nuclear rocket engine could unleash the solar system
It'll be safe, engineers say.
Why are we sending a plastic-eating enzyme to space?
This bacteria was bioengineered to upcycle waste.
Scientists find massive meteorite in Antarctica heavier than most bowling balls
A scientifically valuable space rock.
Scientists drop absolutely stunning new view of the Milky Way galaxy
Billions. Billions of stars.
By Mark Kaufman
An enormous Martian cloud returns every spring. Scientists found out why.
What's causing this natural wonder on the Red Planet?
A sneaky asteroid zoomed through Hubble's deep space picture
The space rock is a few miles across.
Thrilled scientists used Webb telescope to find rocky, Earth-size planet
What else is out there?
By Mark Kaufman
There are mysterious "super-Earths" all over the galaxy
"They are indeed very exciting planets."
By Mark Kaufman
The space station sprung a leak. NASA and Russia just revealed why.
The hole is tiny, but significant.
UK’s first ever satellite failed to make it to orbit
VirginOrbit is currently figuring out what went wrong.
Virgin Orbit's historic UK launch fails due to 'anomaly'
We'll have to wait a little longer for this one.
How a NASA moon mission survived a death spiral in space
The little spacecraft spun every five seconds with no end in sight.
Want to see a newly discovered green comet? Look up in January.
This icy visitor won't come again soon.
The stunning new planets discovered in 2022
Scientists keep finding new, exotic worlds.
By Mark Kaufman
The surprising reason a Mars rover just started dropping samples
This is what they call Plan B.
Asteroid Launcher website lets you simulate an impact on your hometown
Just in case you're curious!
By Alex Perry
How scientists might find life on a moon of Saturn while skipping the hardest part
What evidence is Enceladus shooting into space?
New NASA drone video shows Artemis spacecraft sticking the landing
See footage of the moonship crushing this crucial test.
Astronomers spot a planet caught in a disastrous death spiral
This planet crossed its star one too many times.
NASA's InSight Mars mission has officially ended after four years
*extremely Frodo Baggins voice* It's done.
NASA's InSight lander may have sent its last Mars photo, shares emotional farewell
Goodnight, sweet lander.
By Amanda Yeo
