Researchers May Have Found the Missing Piece of Evidence that Explains the Origins of Life
The question of how life first emerged here on Earth is a mystery that continues
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Live from the Moon: How Earth Saw the First Steps of Apollo 11
Neil Armstrong’s and Buzz Aldrin’s first steps on the Moon changed the world. But that
Netflix Unveils 1st Trailers for Sci-Fi Series ‘Another Life’
Science fiction is well and truly back in vogue and the big players in the
There Should Be More Iron In Space. Why Can’t We See It?
Iron is one of the most abundant elements in the Universe, along with lighter elements
This Week’s Sky at a Glance, July 12 – 20
As the gibbous Moon waxes to full this week it steps above Scorpius and Sagittarius,
Arianespace and ESA appoint an independent inquiry commission / Space Transportation / Our Activities / ESA
Vega Flight VV15 failure: Arianespace and ESA appoint an independent inquiry commission 11 July 2019
NASA Addresses Controversy Over ‘Lost Tapes’ of Apollo 11 Moonwalk
As a former one-time NASA intern prepares to auction off videotapes that allegedly contain original
Japanese spacecraft snags second sample from asteroid – Astronomy Now
A camera on-board Hayabusa 2 shows the spacecraft’s sampler horn contacting the asteroid’s surface, then
Can We Use Special Sails To Bring Old Satellites Back Down To Earth?
The growing problem of space debris in LEO (Low-Earth Orbit) is garnering more and more
A Spoonful of Saturn to Sweeten the Night
Move over Jupiter, it’s time for Saturn to shine! At opposition this week, the ringed