Satellite News

‘Star Trek’ advisor Erin Macdonald delivered a lecture at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center recently about the relationship between the show and modern space exploration.

Hulu’s alien invasion horror film “No One Will Save You” is available for streaming today. We spoke with writer/director Brian Duffield about the film’s non-traditional take on a classic sci-fi theme.

The duration of the annular solar eclipse depends on the viewing location. We look at where the longest ‘ring of fire’ will occur and how long the eclipse will last.

The James Webb Space Telescope has observed a source of carbon, a vital ingredient for life, on Jupiter’s icy moon Europa.

The Surface Water and Ocean Topography (SWOT) satellite recorded higher sea levels off California, indicating a marine heat wave.

NASA’s first asteroid sample mission has landed at post offices two days before the spacecraft’s return capsule is set to land on Earth. The USPS released a stamp celebrating the OSIRIS-REx probe.

Artemis 2 moon astronauts went to Canada for a geology trip to a crater, similar to what they will see on their lunar trip in 2024. Joining them were other astronauts and top geology experts.

On Saturday (Sept. 23) at 2:50 a.m. EDT (0650 GMT), autumn begins astronomically in the Northern Hemisphere, and spring starts in the South.