This early Black Friday deal on Amazon will save you 20% on the Lego Star Wars Imperial Shuttle.
Space News & Blog Articles
The first operation to ever collide a spacecraft with an asteroid is set to launch Wednesday (Nov. 24) and will see whether humans can deflect a potentially disastrous cosmic impact.
The moonlet the asteroid wants to move will only be visible in its sensors an hour before impact.
Black Friday sale: Read an issue of How It Works magazine for free, plus save 50% on a subscription!
Our sister publication, How It Works, is the action-packed magazine that’s bursting with the answers to your curious questions.
NASA internships play an intrinsic role in a new era of space exploration and astronomy.
We’re starting to see some Black Friday drone deals arrive – here we’ve rounded up the best discounts currently available.
Get a $50 voucher back with this Oculus Quest 2 Black Friday deal - perfect for the upcoming sales.
It's an out-of-this-world early Black Friday Lego Millennium Falcon deal on this 1351-piece Star Wars Lego set.
All About Space magazine is created by space experts and features the latest developments in space science, exploration and more.
The effect, called Pauli blocking, has been predicted for 30 years. Scientists just proved it for the first time.
Earth's outer shell is made of rocky rafts that dive beneath each other. The diving plates weaken, but do not break, according to a new study.
So you've heard that an asteroid could slam into Earth wreaking all sorts of havoc, but just how many space rocks out there threaten our planet?
Carl Sagan was a scientist and educator best known for his TV series Cosmos, the Pale Blue Dot image of Earth and quotes about life and Earth.
The first teaser trailer for "Don't Look Up" has Jennifer Lawrence and Leonardo DiCaprio as astronomers hoping to warn Earth of a comet impact.
There are live briefings, virtual launch opportunities and even a planetary defense campaign.
For billions of years, chaos and the laws of physics have governed our solar system; next year, humans will take the reins and purposefully, in a calculated strike, adjust the orbit of an asteroid.
Scientists studying cosmic rays near the galaxy's center discovered a strange 'barrier' keeping the fast-moving rays from entering the Milky Way's middle.