Satellite News

The International Space Station hits 20 years of continuous human habitation this fall, and NASA aims to make the most of the years the orbiting lab has left.

A historic NASA spacecraft will soon leave the Smithsonian for the Sooner State.

NASA has delayed the selection of its next astronaut class, citing constraints related to the ongoing spread of the coronavirus.

The OGO-1 geophysics satellite’s long space odyssey is nearly at an end.

In this image, which combines data from the Advanced Camera for Surveys (which is installed on the Hubble Space Telescope) and the Subaru Telescope in Hawaii, you can see a cosmic tail emerging from the spiral galaxy D100.

Jupiter’s big ocean-harboring moons may have a strong gravitational effect on each other, raising big tides in each others’ subsurface seas, a new study suggests.

In the depths of Venus’ hellish atmosphere, a layer of mysterious haze could be home to life, a new study finds.

United Launch Alliance (ULA) shared a spectacular 3D projection of the Delta IV Heavy rocket at Cape Canaveral ahead of this week’s satellite launch.