Satellite News

On Oct. 31, 2000 to be exact, three men boarded a Soyuz spacecraft at the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan for Expedition 1. Here’s their look back.

Hundreds of activists gathered outside SpaceX’s headquarters in Hawthorne, CA to protest a launch for the Turkish government on Thursday (Oct. 29).

Here’s why black holes are the scariest objects in the universe.

NASA has three new Halloween posters depicting strange space phenomena in classic horror movie styles and they’re available for free.

The Skull Nebula, formally known as NGC 246, is captured in a new image from the European Southern Observatory using the Very Large Telescope.

A highly experienced retired NASA astronaut will talk about the value of the International Space Station as an engineering feat and a cultural experience, in two online talks Oct. 30 and Nov. 2.

A group of six researchers will embark on a mission to “Mars,” this upcoming Monday (Nov. 2). The Martian crew will include artists, scientists and … me!

Space.com’s Chelsea Gohd is joining a crew of researchers for a two-week analog mission to Mars at the HI-SEAS. Follow it live here!