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Paying tribute to the 'Star Trek' creator's posthumous space adventure that still resonates with fans today.

How Ridley Scott's third sci-fi masterpiece proved there is life on Mars after all, by telling a deeply human, and oddly familiar story.

The first supermoon of 2025 rises on Oct. 6 close to the gas giant Saturn.

A new rainbow spectrum from the STELES instrument on Chile's SOAR Telescope captures Eta Carinae in unprecedented detail.

Auroras may be visible from Alaska to New York as geomagnetic storm conditions are predicted to continue tonight.

Astronomers used the Very Large Telescope to find exoplanet Cha 1107-7627 which is consuming gas and dust at an incredibly fast rate.

The discovery strengthens the case for a new mission to orbit and land on Enceladus and search for evidence of life.

An unstable group of asteroids orbiting near Venus could threaten Earth — but not for a few thousand years

This spinoff of Disney+'s 'The Mandalorian' TV series debuts in theaters on May 22, 2026.

Scientists believe a moon of Uranus may have once had a subsurface ocean.

Auroras may be visible from Alaska to Idaho as geomagnetic storm conditions are predicted to continue tonight.

Two centuries after its completion, the Erie canal is celebrated from space, with NASA satellite imagery showing the engineering feat of this structure.

See what the grim darkness of the future holds for the Warhammer 40,000 universe in the realm of video games.

Does this flagship 44.3-megapixel photo and video hybrid camera have enough in its tank-like structure to satisfy astrophotographers?

Over 80% of NASA's workforce is being told to stay home during the government shutdown.

ESA has signed a €40m contract with Avio to develop a reusable upper stage demonstrator, marking a step toward Europe's own Starship-like ambitions.

NASA has reported possible biosignatures in a Mars rock, but delays and funding woes cloud its sample return mission. Could China's Tianwen-3 step in and deliver samples from the site itself?

'This world goes much deeper than you imagine'

What about those previously studied plumes of methane and meteorites potentially stuffed with the fossils of Martian microbes?

Astronomers using the James Webb Space Telescope have delivered the first detailed weather report of a nearby rogue world, and it's stormier than expected.

Lunar samples reveal the far side of the moon, hidden from Earth's view, may have a cooler interior than the near side.