New Study Suggests That Mars Is Destroying Its Moon Phobos
One of the moons orbiting Mars may not have a neutral relationship with the red planet, as a new study finds its gravity may be destructive to Phobos.
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NASA's Orion Capsule Has Made It To The Moon, Completing Its Closest Lunar Flyby
NASA's Artemis I mission launched last week, and its Orion spacecraft has now flown within 100 miles of the moon. Here's what's next for the lunar mission.
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Science Experiments With Terrifying Consequences
Scientific studies have given us so much knowledge that we now take for granted, but every now and then an experiment doesn't go as planned.
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Leonids Meteor Shower Reaches Its Peak This Week, Here's How To See It
The annual Leonids meteor shower will reach its peak shower time this week, and here's how and when you can catch the space anomaly's light show.
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NASA's First SLS Flight Is A Success As Artemis 1 Sends Orion Spacecraft To The Moon
NASA successfully launched the Artemis I mission which will be an unmanned 25-day trek out past the moon and back to earth. This is the first of three missions.
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When And How To Watch NASA's Artemis 1 Launch This Week
NASA has provided the go-ahead for the Artemis 1 launch on November 16. Here's how and when to watch the space mission begin from NASA's Kennedy Space Center.
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NASA's Failed Mars Missions That Cost Over $200 Million
On January 3, 1999, NASA launched what was going to be an exciting new mission to the Red Planet, the Mars Polar Lander, but it didn't go as planned.
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Here's How Spacecraft Maneuver Around Space Debris
Space debris and space junk present a threat to satellites and spacecraft leaving the Earth and orbiting it. Here's how NASA deals with potential collisions.
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This Simple Programing Error Cost NASA $18 Million
NASA's failed Mariner 1 mission that the failed cost roughly $18 million at the time, now valued at $150 million.
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The Scary Truth About NASA's 'Smiling Sun' Photo
The "Smiling Sun" event was ranked as a G1. An "extreme" geomagnetic storm, or a G5, would set off a number of systemic problems,
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NASA SLS Stands Up To Hurricane Nicole And Artemis I Launch Date Remains 'On Track'
NASA affirms that the Space Launch System (SLS) takeoff is still targeted for 1:04 a.m. Eastern Time on Wednesday, Nov. 16.
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Food Delivery Robots Are Running Amok On College Campuses
Autonomous robots have invaded college campuses and are about to become a lot more prevalent in the food delivery industry.
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How This Farming Robot Uses Lasers As Weed Killer
De-weeding crops is often a time and labor-intensive part of harvesting agriculture, but with the advancement of technology comes more efficient weed killing.
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NASA Confirms Discovery Of Underwater Artifacts From The Challenger Disaster
Documentary filmmakers, while searching for downed WWII aircraft, came across some pieces of the Challenger shuttle, which exploded in January 1986.
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Layoffs Reportedly Hit Amazon's Robotics Team As Big Tech Continues To Struggle
This month has proven difficult for staff at Twitter and Meta, and now it looks like Amazon may be joining their ranks as another big company hit by layoffs.
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The Complicated History Of Water On Mars And Why It Matters In The Search For Life
If you were to visit Mars today, you'd find a barren desert with almost certainly nothing alive there. But millions of years ago, Mars looked very different.
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NASA Changes Artemis 1 Launch Date Over Tropical Storm Concerns
NASA has been forced to delay its Artemis 1 mission, this time due to Tropical Storm Nicole and its heavy winds, which could potentially cause damage.
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The Bizarre Space Force Plane That Hasn't Landed In 2 Years
An unmanned space plane for the United States Space Force has been circling the Earth for over 900 days and continues operating to this day.
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Why Mars Has 15,000 Pounds Of Trash
All our space exploration has left behind mountains of trash on the surface of the moon and now Mars.
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Why New Self-Driving Cars Could Have Giant Robotic Eyes On The Front
Self-driving cars have a ton of safety hurdles to overcome before they become popular, but one interesting safety solution is surprisingly human.
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This Week's Total Lunar Eclipse Is The Last One We'll See For 3 Years
We've got a total lunar eclipse coming out, and it'll be the last one stargazers will get to see for another three years. Here are all of the big details.
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Why The Global Helium Shortage Affects You More Than You Think
The global helium shortage can even affect your healthcare as a lot of helium is required to keep MRI machines functioning. We have all the details.
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NASA Is Sending Something Unexpected To The Moon
When the Artemis I mission launches later this month, NASA will send along a flash drive containing the makes of over 3,000,000 people who signed up.
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Rocket Lab Will Try To Catch Another Reusable Rocket Using A Helicopter
Rocket Lab says it will once again attempt to catch its reusable Electron rocket using a very powerful helicopter, and the effort is only days away.
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SpaceX Falcon Heavy Gets Its First Launch In Years
SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket successfully launched for the first time in years, carrying space-exploration tech for the U.S. Space Force. Here's how it went.
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Vyommitra Is The Humanoid Robot India Is Sending To Space
Vyommitra is a female-looking humanoid robot that will "pilot" India's Chandrayaan-3 when it launches.
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The Large Robot That China Wants To Use Like A Yak
China's robotic yak has all the strength and utility of a pack animal with none of the organic needs.
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