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It sounds like the premise of a bad sci-fi movie: There's some mysterious entity, beyond the boundaries of our galaxy, that is pushing against us with incredible force.

Our list of the best binoculars for stargazing, birdwatching and more.

Starliner will be checked over to assess how it held up during its recent flight test. Then, Boeing will begin upgrades to prepare the vehicle for a crewed mission, hopefully later this year.

We've tried and tested the best drones out there. Here's our definitive ranking.

A free Virtual Telescope Project webcast will stream live views of the potential meteor storm from the tau Herculids meteor shower overnight on May 30-31.

The Sierra Club and others have filed lawsuit against Texas officials over Boca Chica closures during SpaceX Starship activities.

The U.S. Defense Innovation Unit has awarded two contracts for nuclear propulsion and power systems in space by 2027.

People in New York can catch the gorgeous "Manhattanhenge" this Memorial Day weekend on May 29 and 30.

Humans aren't just making Earth warmer, they are making the climate chaotic, a stark new study suggests.

The Hubble Space Telescope captured a stunning new view of two galaxies intertwined in a turbulent gravitational dance.

This glorious Hubble Space Telescope image showcases "Hidden Galaxy" IC 342, also known as Caldwell 5.

If NASA's Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex serves as a theme park for the space set, then its newest attraction, "Gateway: The Deep Space Launch Complex," is its own take on "Tomorrowland."

A navigation system glitch on NASA's MAVEN orbiter at Mars earlier this year has hobbled science.

Image/Top Cow’s "Metal Society" is the new robot boxing miniseries that's a solid sci-fi knockout.

Lucasfilm announces the upcoming "Star Wars: Skeleton Crew" at Star Wars Celebration 2022

NASA has unveiled incredible footage of its Mars helicopter Ingenuity on a record-breaking flight in April 2022.

See Mars and Jupiter appear to practically high-five each other in the early-morning sky this Memorial Day weekend.

Occasionally, Earth runs through a particularly narrow, dense clump of debris, resulting in a meteor storm.

Cox mixes dazzling visuals with mind-bending questions to illuminate how scientists are working to understand the universe.

NASA plans to take another crack at a crucial fueling test of its Space Launch System megarocket on June 19.