Astronaut Scott Kelly: We're ready for Mars

NASA has discovered what is believed to be plumes of water spewing from the surface of Jupiter's moon, Europa. Astronomers made the discovery using the Hubble Space Telescope. The observation means missions to Europa may be able to take samples from ...

According to data collected by NASA's Mercury Surface, Space Environment, Geochemistry, and Ranging (MESSENGER) probe, the innermost planet of our solar system is the latest to join the tectonic club. The findings published in the October issue of Nature ...

American space agency Nasa and the European Space Agency will avail the services of Indian weather satellite SCATSAT-1, which was successfully launched on September 26. Isro on Tuesday said that SCATSAT-1 inputs will provide global weather data to all those ...

NASA-funded DXL sounding rocket has just collected enough data to uncover the answer to one of the universe's mysteries. In doing so, the sounding rocket also found interesting data that scientists are still unable to explain. By Shannon | Sep ...

SpaceX on Tuesday unveiled a concept for a more than 400-foot-tall rocket packing nearly four times the power of NASA's Saturn V moon rocket that could deliver people to Mars in the next decade. At 2:30 p.m. ET, company CEO Elon Musk was scheduled ...

NASA kicked up an internet firestorm with its assertion that the tilting of Earth's axis has caused the traditional astrological signs to shift slightly. Why you shouldn't worry if you are no longer a Taurus. An image released by Nasa shows the ...

Contributed by NAMPA / PTI. Chennai, Sep 27 (PTI) The SCATSAT-1 satellite launched by India for detection of cyclone and weather forecasting was a global mission and its services would be utilised by American space agency NASA and European Space ...

NASA is using a technique called gravitational microlensing to be able to see things that are distorted in space as gravity bends light. Patrick Jones (@Patrick_E_Jones) has

New NASA research is shaking the foundations of what we thought we knew about Mercury: it is still tectonically active, something previously thought to be exclusive to Earth, and is shrinking. New images have shown some previously unknown small ...