Satellite News

A NASA camera aboard NOAA’s DSCOVR satellite captured an amazing view of last weekend’s annular solar eclipse from its deep-space perch.

Improve your composing in astrophotographs, from camera choice and framing to planning, compositional technique and the best camera settings.

A new analysis shows Jupiter-like planets likely exist around young, moving stars — suggesting our solar system formed from a quiet, low-density environment.

Scientists have traced the biggest marsquake detected by Insight in May 2022 to tectonic forces within Mars’ crust, ruling out a meteorite impact.

Blinking streetlights could protect astronomy from the damaging effects of light pollution.

At NYCC 2023, a handful of ‘Futurama’ directors and producers revealed their insights about the show’s latest season on Hulu, as well as some of its past accomplishments and missteps.

NASA wants to do extra checks after an International Space Station leak on the Russian side, postponing the first of two scheduled spacewalks for a second time as the coolant investigation continues.

Prep work and collaborations will help NASA’s Roman Space Telescope deliver a big-picture view shortly after it launches in 2027.