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InSight Livestream: When, Where To Watch NASA Launch Its Next Mars Lander

The lander will reach the red planet in November and study mysteries of its interior.

James Webb Space Telescope’s Spacecraft Loses Screws, Washers During Test

The glitch comes nearly a month after the telescope's launch date was postponed due to technical issues.

NASA’s Orion Spacecraft Could Take First Russian Astronaut To The Moon

NASA and Russia’s Roscosmos have agreed to partner on the Lunar Orbital Platform-Gateway project, and a Russian section of the platform is expected to be added to it 2024.

Kilopower: NASA's Space Nuclear Reactor Successfully Clears Early Tests

The reactor could be the key to power lunar and Martian outposts in the future.

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Hubble Space Telescope Is Turning 28, Peers Inside Lagoon Nebula To Celebrate

NASA and the European Space Agency launched Hubble Space Telescope on April 24, 1990. On Thursday, they released stunning photographs of the Lagoon Nebula to celebrate the anniversary.

The International Space Station 'Smells Great,' Astronaut Says After Boarding Vessel

The claim came from an astronaut who spent a considerable amount of time inside the station.

NASA TESS Launch LiveStream: SpaceX Falcon 9 To Carry Revolutionary Planet-Hunting Satellite

The satellite will hunt for exoplanet candidates over the course of next two years.

NASA’s Juno Shows Jupiter’s North Pole And Its Cyclones In Infrared 3D

NASA scientists released an animation Wednesday that uses infrared data from Juno, and shows a close three-dimensional view of Jupiter’s north pole and the region’s nine cyclones.

Study Suggests Life Might Exists In Venus' Skies

A study suggested the specific climate conditions in the skies above Venus's blazing surface could be hospitable to bacterial life.

Orange snow hits parts of Eastern Europe

What is Orange Snow? Unusual Phenomenon Transforms Eastern Europe's Snow-Clad Mountains

Pictures of the snow have been going viral on social media including from skiers at a resort near Sochi, in Russia.

NASA Curiosity Rover Achieves Major Milestone, Completes 2,000 Days on Mars

The rover's initial mission was just for two years but NASA extended that indefinitely, giving it a chance to delve deeper into the history of the red planet.

ESA’s Alien Planet-Hunting Probe Ariel Will Map Out Over 1,000 Planetary Systems

The European Space Agency (ESA) reportedly has a budget of over $550 million to build its new exoplanet hunter, which will focus on studying the atmospheres of alien worlds.

NASA's AR App Can Bring Cassini, Juno, Curiosity Into Your Living Room

The app can even show the true scale of the distant NASA space probes if sufficient space is available.

NASA’s Juno Probe Reveals Jupiter’s Mysteries In Breathtaking Images

NASA’s Juno spacecraft has been taking incredible images of Jupiter while zooming around the gas giant in multiple flybys.

NASA Twins Study: Extended Space Stay Alters Astronaut's DNA

The DNA of NASA astronaut Scott Kelly no longer matches his twin's after spending nearly a year living on the International Space Station.

Russia To Launch Mars Mission In 2019, Putin Says In Interview

Russian President Vladimir Putin said in a newly televised interview the country was preparing to launch a series of crewed and uncrewed space missions, including to the moon and Mars.

NASA’s Kepler Space Telescope Nearing Its End, But No Warning Signs Yet

The Kepler spacecraft lived through a mechanical failure in 2013, which ended its primary mission, but there is no way to replenish its depleting fuel, NASA said Wednesday.

Jupiter’s Great Red Spot Shrinking And Getting Taller Simultaneously

Jupiter’s Great Red Spot has been steadily contracting for over a century and could also completely disappear.

FCC Investigating First Ever Unauthorized Commercial Satellite Launch

The Federal Communications Commission is investigating what is believed to be the first ever unauthorized launch of a commercial satellite.

NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope Will Find Interstellar Water In Molecular Clouds

The James Webb Space Telescope will be NASA’s successor to the Hubble Space Telescope, and the project is a partnership with the European Space Agency and Canadian Space Agency.

Watch: NASA Reveals What Solar Eruptions Look Like in 3D

Scientists used data from three NASA satellites to recreate a 3D view of massive explosions that occur on the surface of the sun.

Watch: NASA Tests InSight Lander Replica In Simulated Martian Conditions

NASA scientists used crushed garnet as Martian sand and gravel to see how the lander would settle on the uneven surface of the planet.

NASA’s Juno Shows Jupiter’s Environment More Extreme Than Expected

Data gathered by NASA’s Juno spacecraft has fueled four research papers that will help improve scientists’ understanding Jupiter’s core mass, internal structure and its origin.