Satellite News

For the last total solar eclipse, in 2017, I drove 4 hours to get to the path of totality. This time, I’m not traveling farther than just down the street.

Using the James Webb Space Telescope, astronomers have spotted hints of a third planet in the disk of gas and dust that surrounds an infant star, as well as signs of moon formation.

China’s state-owned space contractor plans to catch its new reusable rockets with constricting wires, as a new video dramatically shows.

NASA will announce the company, or companies, it has selected to develop the rover for its Artemis moon program during a press conference today (April 3), and you can watch it live.

This month’s new moon, which occurs on April 8, is a special one: It will cause a total solar eclipse, the last such event to grace the contiguous United States for two decades.

The first crewed launch of Boeing’s new Starliner capsule has been delayed by an additional five days, to May 6.

A big piece of Chinese space junk fell to Earth over Southern California early Tuesday morning (April 2), putting on quite a show for observers in the Golden State.

Do you live near the edge of where the solar eclipse passes? You might want to dive further into the shadow of totality to make sure you don’t miss it, a new report suggests.