Jupiter's Great Red Spot likely isn't dying after all
Reports of the storm's death have been greatly exaggerated
Air Force X-37B spaceplane spends 780 days in orbit conducting classified experiments
Could this be part of the proposed United States Space Force?
Watch: NASA reveals new spacesuits for future missions to the Moon and Mars
The agency aims to return to the moon in 2024
Astronauts successfully grow meat in space for the first time
Aleph Farms, an Israeli food-tech startup, performed the experiment with US and Russian companies on the ISS
Astronomers discover 20 new moons orbiting Saturn and you can help name them
The ringed planet now has the highest number of moons in our Solar System, 82 versus Jupiter's 79
The Moon, Mars and Beyond: The Tech Behind the New Space Race
The summer of 2019 saw the 50 year anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission, when humans first walked on the surface of the Moon. But now there is a new race -- not of countries, but one fought by companies. Capitalism, growth, and business opportunities are the new fuels, and the goals are even bigger: not just back to the Moon, but on to Mars and beyond.
NASA's TESS observes its first star-destroying black hole
The space agency named the tidal disruption event "ASASSN-19bt"
NASA visualizes a black hole's warped world
Giving us a better understanding of how gravity affects space and time
Researchers discover extremely dense neutron star 4,600 light-years from Earth
It's got over twice the mass of Sun and measures just 15 miles in diameter
NASA doubles the ISS data rate to 600Mbps
To help with technology demonstrations on board the ISS and future exploration missions
Failed Israeli lunar lander Beresheet had a secret biological payload
'I'm the first space pirate!'
Scientists simulated millions of universes on a supercomputer to study galaxy formation
We now have a better understanding of how stars form in galaxies
NASA's Spitzer space telescope observes a perfectly sideways galaxy
The Galaxy NGC 5866 is 44 million light years from Earth with a diameter of roughly 60,000 light years
SpaceX announces Falcon 9 'rideshare' program for small satellite operators
Launch your satellites using the Falcon 9
France wants to mount guns and lasers on its satellites for self-defense purposes
It could accomplish this goal by 2030
Breakthrough Initiatives teams up with VERITAS to search for coded messages from extraterrestrials
The hunt for alien life continues
The EU's Galileo GPS network has been down since last week
Galileo-enabled devices have defaulted to US GPS during the outage
France is getting a new space command this year
The next space race might be a race towards militarization
Japan's Hayabusa2 makes history by successfully collecting samples from distant asteroid Ryugu
A second touchdown on a 1 km-wide rock in space, 300 million km from Earth
NASA announces Titan bound Dragonfly mission to explore origins and signs of life
Set for launch in 2026 with arrival to Saturn's largest moon expected in 2034
The European Space Agency plans to 'intercept' and photograph a comet from the 'dawn' of our Solar System
The mission will reach 'launch readiness' in eight years
NASA opens the International Space Station for commercial business
Expect to pay upwards of $50 million from a trip to the ISS