This Is The Most Expensive Man-Made Object Ever Produced
This impressive project involved cooperation between multiple countries, as well as a litany of spiralling construction costs and ongoing maintenance.
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14 Of The Coolest Pieces Of Tech We've Sent To Space
Space exploration requires cutting-edge technology for success. Some of the coolest tech ever has traveled with humanity into orbit and beyond.
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5 Things About Satellites They Didn't Teach You In School
Satellites have come a long way in the last couple years, and what you learned about them in school has probably changed drastically.
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Experts May Have A Solution For Dealing With The Massive Amount Of Space Debris
While space explorations are important, the missions do result in pollution. However, experts might have a solution for this problem.
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The 'Eclipse Of The Century' Is Coming – Here's What Makes It So Special
The next solar eclipse will be here before you know it, but this one will be a little different. Here's what makes the 2027 eclipse so special.
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The Answer To Physics' Dark Matter Problem Could Lie In The Fifth Dimension
Physicists have determined that most of the universe is dark matter -- invisible to us but affecting the universe anyway. Could it exist in another dimension?
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Crucial NASA Antenna Damaged With No Timeline For Repairs
One of NASA’s most important antennas is down with no fix in sight. Find out how this single failure could strain a system already pushed to its limits.
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First Radio Signal Could End 3I/Atlas Alien Debate For Good
An object older than our Sun has captivated experts, skeptics, and dreamers. Newly detected emissions may finally reveal what this cosmic outsider really is.
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Asteroids And Earth's Fate: Are We Really Prepared To Prevent A Catastrophe?
Humanity is better prepared than ever before to prevent a large asteroid from crashing into Earth, but there's more work, and surveillance, to be done.
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Why Did NASA Choose A Boeing 747 To Piggyback The Space Shuttle?
NASA's space shuttle was a large, heavy vehicle, and needed an even larger, heavier low-wing aircraft to transport it across the country.
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Astronomers Keep Finding The Same Thing – The Building Blocks Of Life Might Have Come From Space
We still don't know whether aliens — in the pop culture sense — exist, but it's becoming harder to ignore that life on Earth may have started in space.
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NASA Says Goodbye To The ISS - Say Hello To Privately Owned Space Stations
More than 4,000 experiments have been conducted on the ISS. As NASA decommissions it, the private sector is taking over low-Earth space exploration.
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Nvidia Is Shooting One Of Its Most Powerful Chips Into Space
Nvidia is planning for to blast some its most impressive tech into space, as part of a big bet on the future viability of physical AI data centers.
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Space Force's ATLAS Space Domain Awareness Software Is Working - Here's What It's For
The ATLAS software replaces a troublesome legacy suite to help the U.S. monitor satellites and debris in space and improve situational awareness.
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Russia Has A Rocket Engine Problem – Here's What That Could Mean For Its Future In Space
Russia's space program is struggling with sanctions placed on the country as a result of its war with Ukraine, and it could cause long-lasting effects.
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The Space Shuttle Endeavour Has A Futuristic New Home
Visitors to the Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center at The California Science Center will be able to see and explore the space shuttle and other exhibits.
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Earth Doesn't Really Have Two Moons Until 2083, But It Does Have A Longterm Visitor In Orbit
The Earth's Moon is its only one, but scientists recently discovered a new celestial body that will be staying near the planet for the next several decades.
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Sorry, UFO Fans: New Theory Says Alien Tech Isn't That Advanced
Unfortunately for those hoping to be abducted, a new theory posits that aliens probably aren't as smart or technologically advanced as we hope they are.
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Blue Origin Has Big Plans For Its Future In Florida - Here's How The Rocket Company Is Expanding
Blue Origin has become a fixture in the commercial space race, and it's not done yet, with new facilities already in the works. Here's what's happening.
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Satellites Discovered A Surprisingly Simple Strategy To Combat Climate Change
What satellites spotted across tropical landscapes could reshape how we think about reforestation, and offer a surprisingly simple way to combat climate change.
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Scientists Spot The Hungriest Planet Ever (And It's Eating Like Crazy)
Rogue planets do not orbit around a star, but instead wander through the galaxy aimlessly. NASA estimates there are billions of these in our galaxy.
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This 24/7 Live TV Station Only Shows One Thing All The Time
Space junkies who live in the U.K. might want to tune into ITVX's "Space Live" channel which broadcasts views from the ISS 24/7 accompanied by serene music.
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The World's Biggest Solid-Propellant Rocket Has Successfully Launched For A Second Time
Chinese aerospace company Orienspace is now two for two when it comes to launching the largest solid-propellant rocket in the world, the Gravity-1.
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SpaceX Launched Its Starship V2 For The Last Time Before Moving On To Its Most Powerful Rocket
Starship V2 is the largest and most powerful rocket ever built, standing 403 feet tall and pushing out 16.7 million pounds of force when it takes off.
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'It Was A Very Cool Experience': Texas Woman Watches NASA Equipment Crash-Land On Neighbor's Farm
A lost piece of space equipment crash landed on a farm in Texas, witnessed by a neighbor who saw the whole thing unfold. Here's what happened.
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The UK's Oldest Military Spacecraft Moved From Its Intended Orbit - Here's Why That's Troubling
A decades-old UK military satellite has shifted thousands of miles from its orbit — from above Africa to over the Americas. No-one's quite sure who did it.
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Two Orbiting Black Holes Caught On Camera For The First Time In History
The concept of two black holes orbiting one another has been theorized for many years, but recent satellite photography may have found a real-life example.
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