
Watch a Simulated Asteroid Hit the Atmosphere at 45,000 Miles Per Hour
Like Deep Impact, but worse!
Like Deep Impact, but worse!
I’d like to sip rosé on my trip to Mars, please and thank you.
It seems like at least one bird species safeguards its nests against ticks with a surprising piece of litter.
Uranus is the loneliest thing in the solar system. It hasn’t had contact with anyone in over 30 years.
The solution can be made from plastic.
See that faint, blue dot in the middle of this NASA image? That’s the Curiosity rover making its way up the rocky slopes of Mount Sharp.
What WON'T that drone unearth?
In space, it is crucial for even the most basic of human tasks to be carried out with a high degree of skill and for astronauts to remain alert.
There’s no shortage of archival film footage of the moon landing, but graphic designer Christian Stangl didn’t use any of it to create this short film.
Here’s to many more bonfires in the final frontier.
To the relief of chemtrail conspiracy theorists everywhere.
We’ve seen this Danny Boyle movie. We remember how it ends!
Jupiter is the wild west of the solar system, and an incredible view of its rings proves just how true that is.
By studying zigzag patterns from the crash, scientists have been able to estimate the speed and size of the offending object.
Gizmodo sat down with Leland Melvin to talk about diversity in STEAM fields, education, and of course, Good Dogs in Space.