Every Conversation That Happened During the First Moon Landing, Visualized
Yes, they talked about sandwiches.
Yes, they talked about sandwiches.
The drones could work individually or collect data as a swarm.
The snapshots will be used to verify satellite data.
NASA could use the results of its Twins Study to send humans to Mars.
The process will play out over millions of years.
The entire planet is only three times as long as the Grand Canyon.
It's named for a Hawaiian goddess.
Sixty years ago today, on January 31, 1958, the United States became a space-faring nation with Explorer-1.
The next one won't be until 2037.
Whether they're inspired by science fiction or reality, LEGO wants to see your out-of-this-world ideas for an upcoming promotional set.
Here are a few things you might not know about our spiraling home in the universe.
The 1987 Montreal Protocol prohibited the use of ozone-destroying substances. Now, it looks like it paid off.
Neptune is like a celestial paint swatch: a stunning royal blue that demands attention.
New year, new celestial events to get excited about.
"From a NASA perspective, there is no other single event that has informed so many scientific disciplines."
Science can't stop, won't stop.
When conventional scales don't work, they use this instead.
Its atmosphere is electric blue.
Imagine trying to start a car that's been sitting in a garage for decades—and the car is 13 billion miles away.
Get ready to feel small: The sun is 99.8 percent of the mass of the solar system. Here are more colossal facts about our star.
Even Carl Sagan, who created it, was turned down by NASA when he asked for one.
FYI, this ice giant is not pronounced "your anus," but rather, "urine us" … which is hardly an improvement.
While few explorers like to discuss it, taking a space dump is its own kind of heroism.
The asteroid belt tells the story of the creation of the solar system.