SpaceX's Starship could take humans to Moon within next decade

Next class of NASA astronauts could include first woman on the Moon

How to Drink Cognac in Space

The experimental demonstration of a spin quantum heat engine

If Aliens Existed Elsewhere in the Universe, How Would They Behave?

KENOBI - A Star Wars Fan Film

China's next moonshot could decide who owns the future

In regard to the narrower race for which side will be first to return to the moon and establish a base or settlement, China is clearly ahead. Since the moon is the gateway to the rest of the solar system, who will be the first to do those things is a very serious question. The answer could determine who owns the future, China, ruled by a tyrannical government, or the United States, with its traditions of freedom and tolerance.

Starlink Satellites Produce Wave of UFO Sightings in the US

What Is Trump’s Space Force—And What Does It Mean for NASA?

NASA Just Unveiled Its 2020 Mars Rover, And We're Beyond Excited

What's the Point of the James Webb Space Telescope?

Did God Create The Universe?

Congress greenlights NASA's crewed moon lander — sort of

SpaceX set for record-breaking 2020 manifest

Vandenberg to get Space Force division, Blue Origin launches

Media Meet NASA's Mars 2020 Rover and Builders

NASA wants to launch a new space telescope to search for a second Earth

Astronaut Christina Koch Poised to Make History Again

I hesitate to even mention this since the newsletter that quotes me extensively is a publication of the Lyndon Larouche organization. Lyndon Larouche was a perennial presidential candidate who was also a raving loon and a conspiracy nut. He believed that the Queen of England is a drug kingpin and that Henry Kissinger was trying to take over the world. Hr also had an interest in space exploration and fusion energy, hence my inclusion in their journal. I am, needless to say, embarrassed.

New Russian weapon can travel 27 times the speed of sound

How did the universe begin?

Can Trump Put Humpty-Dumpty (the USA) Back Together Again?

Recession, robots and rockets: another roaring 20s for world markets?

China launches powerful rocket in boost for 2020 Mars mission

Congress greenlights NASA's crewed moon lander — sort of

NASA mission to track near Earth objects takes shape

NASA's Decade in Space: The Highs and Lows of the US Space Agency's 2010s

The Last Thing Greenpeace and Friends of the Earth Want Is Science For Christmas

U.S. tests ways to sweep space clean of radiation after nuclear attack

The Year of the Satellite Megaconstellation

We're living in (almost) the best of times

New engine tech that could get us to Mars faster

Can Science Rule Out God?

UFOs Won’t Go Away

Top Technical Advances of 2019

Is Betelgeuse About To Explode?

Commercial Spaceflight in the 2020s

Apollo 8's Christmas Eve 1968 Message

For all the people on the good Earth, Merry Christmas.

Rush Limbaugh seriously does not like "For All Mankind"

Congress greenlights NASA's crewed moon lander — sort of

NASA Team Studying the Building Blocks of Life Will Analyze 50-Year-Old Apollo Moon Soil – Here’s Why

What we learned from the space station in 2019

Why the Next Lunar Astronauts May Have to Worry About Electric Shocks

The women who sewed the suits for the space race

Scientists Gene-Edited Tomatoes to Make Them Grow Like Grapes

Elon Musk Marked The Launch of Space Force With 2-Word Tweet: 'Starfleet Begins'

Ask Ethan: Can Black Holes Ever Spit Anything Back Out?

'The closest thing on Earth to interplanetary travel'

Gut Microbes Could Finally Settle the Debate Over Whether Red Meat Is Unhealthy

History’s Largest Mining Operation Is About to Begin

Congress greenlights NASA's crewed moon lander — sort of

The good news is that the NASA spending bill for the current fiscal year, passed months late, has enough money to start the development of a crewed lunar lander. The bad news is that Congress is being stingy with the amount of money it is allowing the space agency to spend and has added conditions.

The Space Force has gone from joke to reality

For All Mankind Producers Break Down Season 1 Finale and Post-Credits Scene

NASA Selects Two Proposals to Support Health and Performance in Astronauts on Missions to the Moon and Mars

Next task for NASA's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft: Kiss an asteroid and avoid Mount Doom

Space Force instrumental to future of America's defense, says former NASA astronaut Tom Jones

Boeing's Starliner spacecraft returns to Earth, lands in New Mexico after failed mission

Report: NASA Didn’t Plan to Give Overall Moon Mission Cost Estimate

Starliner’s timer was off—capsule thought engines were firing when they weren’t

Taking the Right Steps - Understanding 5G for the DoD

These are the stars the Pioneer and Voyager spacecraft will encounter

CHINA EXPECTS ITS “ARTIFICIAL SUN” TO BE OPERATIONAL IN 2020

The Space Force has gone from joke to reality

NASA just released a hype video for its return to the Moon, and it’s actually kinda awesome

We're likely to find alien life in the next decade, scientists say. Here's where NASA plans to look — in our solar system and beyond.

IBM Research Created a New Battery That Outperforms Lithium-Ion—No Problematic Heavy Metals Required

The Next Big Milestone in American Spaceflight

The Universe Really Is Fine-Tuned, And Our Existence Is The Proof

Amid competing priorities, Boeing redesigns NASA SLS Exploration Upper Stage

America’s Return to Space Faces Its Biggest Test Yet

NASA’s Astronaut Candidates to Graduate with Eye on Artemis Missions

Life on Europa or Enceladus Would Probably Be "2nd Genesis"

A Stellar Mystery: How Could 100 Stars Just Vanish?

NASA Will Be Building a Quiet, Supersonic Aircraft: the X-59

Nancy Pelosi’s stomach-turning impeachment charade damages America

The Space Force has gone from joke to reality

NASA Named Best Place to Work in Federal Government for 8th Straight Year

NASA, Boeing clear Starliner for Friday launch

No, Scientists Will Never Be Able To Remove The Empty Space From Atoms

Where is Fusion?

Russia to build Moon base 'run by robots to track Earth-threatening asteroids'

A FORMER NASA ASTRONAUT IS BUILDING A PLASMA-POWERED MARS ROCKET

NASA to receive $22.6 billion in fiscal year 2020 spending bill

Breathable Atmospheres May Be More Common in the Universe Than We Thought

A Brief History of Tiny Nuclear Reactors

Consciousness is real

The Space Force has gone from joke to reality

The United States Space Force transitioned from joke to reality recently when the House authorized its establishment as part of a defense authorization bill. Remarkably, a considerable number of Democrats voted for the bill that contained the Space Force. They did so in return for a provision that allowed for a 12-week family leave for federal workers. Thus, a space-faring, war-fighting military service was born, thanks to good, old-fashioned backroom wheeling and dealing.

Top Gun: Maverick (2020) – New Trailer - Paramount Pictures

Now, I really have the need for speed.

SpaceX, NASA and Boeing have a common problem: Making sure their parachutes work

Channel 2 gets an inside look at NASA’s lunar lander program

NASA's NICER Mission Reveals An Unexpected Neutron Star Surprise

Why Nikola Tesla was obsessed with the Egyptian pyramids

Europe calls on NASA for help as Mars mission runs into serious trouble

Doug Loverro's job is to restore American spaceflight to the ISS and the moon

NASA wants to send an armada of hot air balloons to study Venus

Boeing, NASA getting ready for SLS Core Stage Green Run campaign ahead of Stennis arrival

First US steel plants powered by wind, solar energy are coming for industry with big carbon footprint

Air Force Lasers: "Speed of Light to the Fight in 2020"

The get-it-over-with impeachment

NASA looks for ways to keep Artemis on track regardless of budget outcome

NASA Spacecraft Spies Huge New Storm on Jupiter After Death-Dodging Maneuver

This Is How You Can Create Your Own Real-Life Death Star

Astronomers Illuminate Giant Magnetic Ropes in the Sky

‘Marsquakes’ reveal red planet’s hidden geology

Dark Matter 'Strikes Back' in Galactic Mystery

Doug Loverro's job is to restore American spaceflight to the ISS and the moon

Boeing's Starliner Astronaut Taxi Is 'Go' for Launch on Dec. 20

NASA finds Mars water ice deposits astronauts could reach with a shovel

Space is the place for impossible molecules

A Boris Johnson UK General Election win, Trump 2020 precursor

Boris Johnson heads to meet Queen after election win and vowing not to betray public’s trust

NASA and Boeing look ahead to long-term SLS production

Blue Origin's New Shepard Makes Record 6th Launch to Fly NASA Science, Student Art to Space

NASA to buy more commercial Earth observation data

NASA’s Return to Venus and What It Means for Earth

Space Heater: Scientists Find New Way to Transfer Energy Through a Vacuum

Greta Thunberg: Lisa Simpson Crossed with Bane

Doug Loverro's job is to restore American spaceflight to the ISS and the moon

SPACEX: WE’RE WORKING TO FIX SKY-KILLING STARLINK SATELLITES

There’s a Mountain on the Moon That Could Help Explain Life on Earth

Mars 2020 Headed to the Red Planet Next Year: NASA

NASA's Treasure Map for Water Ice on Mars

Giant Chinese Telescope Joins the Search for Alien Radio Signals

NASA Apollo 17 Astronaut Reveals Important Factor For Moon Base To Succeed

Lawmakers release defense bill with parental leave-for-Space-Force deal

Fossils on Mars? If They Exist, NASA's Mars 2020 Rover has a Shot at Finding Them

FNASA Chief Shows Off 1st Core Stage of New Space Launch System Megarocket

We Pioneered a Technology to Save Millions of Poor Children, But a Worldwide Smear Campaign Has Blocked It

Doug Loverro's job is to restore American spaceflight to the ISS and the moon

Doug Loverro, whose space experience has been primarily military, has taken his place as the NASA Associate Administrator for the Human Exploration and Operations Mission Directorate or HEOMD. Loverro is in charge of sending human beings to the International Space Station as well as the moon and, eventually, to Mars. He has a difficult job ahead of him.

Blue Origin gets set to send thousands of postcards to space and back on test flight

SpaceX working on fix for Starlink satellites so they don’t disrupt astronomy

Mice in space: NASA's latest experiment

Long Live the Multiverse!

2019 Top 10 Innovations

Russia's status as a space power will end with the start of NASA's commercial crew

Saturn's moon Titan could give new insights into life on Earth

What we now know (and still don't) about life on Mars

SpaceX broadband service will be ‘bumpy’ at first, Gwynne Shotwell says

Falcon 9 cargo mission for NASA demonstrated long-duration coast required by U.S. Air Force

NASA’s Hubble space telescope captures stunning galaxy image

European Space Agency Budget Aims for the Moon

NASA Engineers Break SLS Test Tank on Purpose to Test Extreme Limits

Pearl Harbor Counterfactual: What If Admiral Chester W. Nimitz Had Been in Charge on December 7?

The Universe Remembers Gravitational Waves — And We Can Find Them

Aducanumab: the beginning of the end of Alzheimer’s disease?

Why Apocalyptic Claims About Climate Change Are Wrong

Russia's status as a space power will end with the start of NASA's commercial crew

SpaceX Dragon Heads to Space Station With NASA Science

No One Knows Why Rocks Are Exploding From Asteroid Bennu

Trump's Canny Diplomatic and Psychological Feints on the International Stage

The Tantalizing Promise of Blue Energy

Distant star's vision of our Sun's future 'death'

Founder Institute opens space accelerator with ties to NASA Ames

NASA weighs up four hazardous sampling sites on asteroid Bennu

NASA’s sun-skimming spacecraft has surprises for scientists

This Is Why Scientists Will Never Exactly Solve General Relativity

You Cannot Conceive of the Hugeness of This Black Hole

I just got the best news of the current century.

I'm not gonna die of cancer!

After an ultrasound and then a biopsy, we discovered that the two masses on my back are benign cysts after all and not something that might kill me. The masses come out a week from Friday, but in the meantime, suck it, Death! Not today.

Russia's status as a space power will end with the start of NASA's commercial crew

Astronomers propose a novel method of finding atmospheres on rocky worlds

NASA is going to shoot an asteroid and Europe will examine the mess

NASA orbiter spots crash site of Indian lunar lander

Early Asteroid Impacts Could Have Spurred Today's Tectonic Activity

Bloomberg overtakes Harris in new poll

Russia's status as a space power will end with the start of NASA's commercial crew

Barring any more unforeseen developments, it looks like NASA’s commercial crew will become operational by as early as the summer of 2020, according to a recent report of NASA’s Inspector General. The event will, among other things, signal the beginning of the end of Russia as a space power.

The Broken China Model

Japan designs lunar rover as US plots return to moon

NASA Official Discusses Important Safety Feature Of New Artemis Spacesuits

SpaceX, Maxar, and Nanoracks to Demo Orbital Space Station Construction in 2020

The Downside of Solar Energy

Cancer Seems to Have Trouble Spreading in Microgravity

Week Eight: Fire Drill Friday Featuring Young Sheldon Star Edition

The real Sheldon Cooper would dispose of climate change hysteria fast, quick and in a hurry because (a) he knows the science and (b) he likes being obnoxious to the woke.

Alarmists Propose Rebranding ‘Climate Change’ for Greater Shock Value

Blue Origin’s expansion plans rush ahead at its Seattle-area HQ — and in Los Angeles