Sep 13 Analysis: Why NASA's Cassini probe had to be destroyed By Fedor Kossakovski The death of NASA's Cassini spacecraft is a matter of life or… well…life. Continue reading
Jul 26 Billions of rogue planets wander the universe without a home By Lee Billings, Scientific American New results suggest free-floating giant planets are less common than previously believed, but hint at vast numbers of smaller castaway worlds… Continue reading
Jul 12 Here are Juno's first closeup photos of the Great Red Spot By Nsikan Akpan Less than 48 hours ago, NASA's Juno spacecraft got its first up-close-and-personal view with Jupiter's Great Red Spot, and today, the space agency has released photos from the flyby. Continue reading
Jul 10 Juno spacecraft to fly over Jupiter's Great Red Spot By Larisa Epatko On Monday, NASA’s Juno spacecraft will fly over Jupiter’s most distinguishable and intriguing feature, its swirling Great Red Spot. Continue reading
May 31 NASA reveals first mission to 'touch the sun' By Nsikan Akpan NASA wants to send a probe directly into our sun's atmosphere. Continue reading
May 29 NASA eyes a possible landing on Jupiter's Europa By Ben Burress, KQED NASA is setting its sights on a much deeper look at Jupiter’s moon, Europa, and the mysterious -- potentially life-supporting -- ocean hidden beneath its icy crust. Continue reading
May 23 What Trump's budget proposal means for science, health and tech By Nsikan Akpan, Laura Santhanam The White House’s full budget request for 2018 seeks sharp cuts to cancer research, climate science and children’s health insurance. Continue reading
Apr 24 Watch 4:36 News Wrap: Trump calls North Korea situation 'unacceptable' By PBS News Hour In our news wrap Monday, President Trump met with members of the U.N. Security Council at the White House, where he warned them that the situation in North Korea is "unacceptable" and stressed that they may need to take firm,… Continue watching
Apr 24 Trump calls astronaut Peggy Whitson, as she clinches U.S. record for most time in space By Andrew Wagner As of today, astronaut Peggy Whitson has spent more time in space than any other American. Continue reading
Apr 17 WATCH: NASA shows first 360-degree video of rocket launch By Andrew Wagner Get up close and personal with the S.S. John Glenn as it heads for the International Space Station. Continue reading