Satellite News

When Dmitry Rogozin left the Russian space agency Roscosmos this summer, he apparently took his famous bluster with him.

The mystery of high-speed gas clouds that whip around the outskirts of the Milky Way might be solved.

Uranus is just plain weird, and one of the weirdest things about it is its tilt.

Scientists revisiting a puzzling signal from the south pole of Mars have suggested a new potential explanation, and it doesn’t bode well for hopes of finding liquid water on the Red Planet.

The Taurid meteor shower is composed of two streams that peak around a month apart. We explore this impressive shower in more detail here.

The future of satellite constellations and the fight to save the night sky are reaching a crucial tipping point.

Albert Einstein’s “happiest thought” has been proven again by astronauts and a doll made in his likeness. The crew on Dragon “Endurance” revealed their zero-g indicator, a plush of the physicist.

Anna Kikina is the first cosmonaut to catch a ride on a SpaceX Dragon, and the first Russian to fly aboard an American spacecraft since the space shuttle era.