Satellite News

By shining a strong beam of light through two chemical compounds, scientists discovered a unique new state of matter made of particles called excitons.

The first commercial astronaut has placed his archives on display 19 years after he made his first launch into space. The Mike and Sally Melvill collection is now on exhibit by the EAA in Wisconsin.

ISS systems hit a water recovery milestone of 98% with the better processing of water contained in brine created when crewmates’ urine is distilled.

Scientists have discovered a weird celestial object that’s blurring the line between planet and star.

Here are 10 dedicated solar eclipse viewing events to celebrate the Oct.14 ‘ring of fire’ solar eclipse from locations across the U.S.

When NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory isn’t piloting a rover on another world, it’s apparently helping make PDF files more secure.

The next time the CHAPEA crew will see blue sky, a year will have passed on Earth. Not that the analog astronauts are leaving the planet, but for the next 12 months they will live in a mock Mars base.

Florida’s role in space exploration will be recognized by a landmark now that lawmakers have given the “go” for the project. The Florida Space Exploration Monument will stand in Tallahassee.