Satellite News

We explore how eclipses repeat and what it takes to earn a ‘black belt’ in eclipse chasing, according to our skywatching columnist Joe Rao.

For Women’s History Month, NASA’s Teresa Kinney shared what she’s learned in 40 years of working in agency circles, and how she’s trying to help the next generation fly to space.

The European Space Agency’s Rosalind Franklin Mars rover now has a detailed map with which to help find its way around the Red Planet when it lands sometime in the next decade.

Scientists shared preliminary results from Lucy’s encounter with Dinkinesh and Selam late last year.

Some of the building blocks of life are surprisingly stable in Venus-like conditions, according to a new lab experiment.

ULA scrubbed the last planned liftoff of its Delta Heavy IV rocket today (March 28) late in the countdown clock. The powerful launcher is now scheduled to fly on March 29.

An asteroid that slammed into Mars around 2.3 million years ago left one nine-mile wide crater and created 2 billion smaller craters.

Satellite images taken daily for one year shows a stunning glimpse of what the change of seasons looked like from space.