The First People on Mars Could Have One Hell of a Case of Jet Lag
The day is only 40 minutes longer on Mars, but those minutes do add up as time goes on.
The day is only 40 minutes longer on Mars, but those minutes do add up as time goes on.
In a galaxy far, far away — 12.8 billion light-years away to be more exact — is a newly discovered supermassive black hole that weighs as much as 12 billion of our suns. Read more >
Bravo NASA for capturing this new cool Mars Curiosity selfie on the surface of Mars at its new research site, the Mojave. Read more >
This image of blood vessel cells stained for identification is a stunning reminder: we are made from the same stuff as stars. Read more >
Two teams are readying to race their rovers on the Moon, with a $30 million prize for the winner.
The Mars rover has been hammering it too hard and needs to take a softer approach.
It's been more than three years since Spaceport America opened, and New Mexico is still waiting for the payoff.
Planets that are half frozen, half broiling with the heat of their suns,and we shouldn't rule these bizarre planets out from our search for life.
When Curiosity goes looking for organic molecules, it vaporises a rock sample and sniffs the gas that comes out. The plan could be going awry thanks to a pesky little mineral called jarosite.
A revelation that doesn't do much to quell the stereotype that Americans are stupid.
Forget your Oculus Rift or Google Cardboard. In the International Space Station, virtual reality is vitally important—but a rather more makeshift affair.
In this artist's recreation, you can see cosmic winds howling out of supermassive black hole PDS 456. These winds are so strong that they prevent the galaxy from forming new stars. Read More >>
NASA's New Horizons spacecraft delivers.
These new photos, taken as Rosetta conducted a low-altitude flyby, give a whole new perspective to Comet 67P.
The many space agencies of Earth have sent out a number of probes over the years to explore our solar system and beyond. Spaceprob.es is a stylishly minimalist Haynes manual to all of them.
NASA's multitude of cameras recorded the flying object, which zipped through the Earth's atmosphere yesterday.
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