In a giant leap for mankind (or at least space travel), SpaceX’s Crew Dragon capsule successfully docked to the International Space Station for the first time.
A massive dragon-shaped aurora has appeared in the sky over Iceland, and NASA is rather surprised at the timing of it all.
Jeff Bezos revealed the plans for his private aerospace company, Blue Origin, and other interesting insights in a private talk in New York.
A new study is blaming YouTube for the high number of people around the world who believe that the earth is flat.
If you have a spare $9,5 million lying around in 2022, you could go on the ultimate holiday in the Aurora Station space hotel.
Space race is on. Total loser joins rich list. Mueller – phase two. Cape killer on CCTV. Zuma legal fee woes. French terror suspect killed. Robin Thicke nailed for $5m. Leopard kills meditator.
The Mars InSight lander survived “seven minutes of terror” on Monday, landing safely on the red planet. Here’s what comes next.
In a new video, NASA has announced their plans to establish a permanent human presence on the moon, followed by the first man on Mars.
Astronomers have found a frozen exoplanet more than three times the mass of earth, orbiting a star six light-years away.
NASA has released the first ever 8K video from the International Space Station, providing us with a high definition look back at earth.
Scientists have uncovered evidence of a black hole at the centre of our galaxy. They’ve also managed snap a pic of it using the Very Large Telescope.
SpaceX announced on Monday night that they will be taking their first paying passenger on a trip around the moon. The lucky guy? Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa.
Hurricane Florence is due to smash into America’s east coast shortly, and more than a million people have been evacuated ahead of landfall.
A search of the International Space Station on Thursday confirmed that there was a leak in the Russian section of the spacecraft, caused by space junk.
Damien Chazelle’s latest offering ‘First Man’, stars Ryan Gosling as Neil Armstrong, chronicling his journey through the NASA space program.
For the first time ever, scientists spotted a newborn planet being formed in outer space, and managed to capture the action on camera.
Luxembourg might not register in your mind, but the country has massive dreams that involve becoming trillionaires from asteroid mining.
With commercial space travel on the horizon, several companies are exploring more affordable options for wannabee astronauts. Affordable for who?
When a group of scientists noticed a faint light where there wasn’t one before, they set out to discover what it was.
Another billionaire has announced his plans to commercialise space, this time with inflatable modules that form a private space station.
Embarking on its maiden voyage, SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy did everything it needed to successfully launch into space and return to Earth. It’s a big deal.
Elon Musk’s ‘Falcon Heavy’, a rocket considered the most powerful in the world, will be launching later today for the first time ever. Go big or go home.
Space food is nothing to write home about, so an Italian astronaut begged his boss for a pizza night and got what he asked for. Zero-gravity pizza for the win!
While NASA was working on sending humans into space, they were also inventing a whole lot of new products to make astronaut’s lives easier – and it wasn’t long before those products infiltrated our lives.
There was once a time when the world watched on with baited breath, superpowers racing to put on a man in space. Now, in 2017, this is what it’s come to.
A satellite firm used their resources to capture a rocket launch from space, a perspective we’re not often treated to. Turns out it’s worth all the effort.
When your house shakes, and your dog loses its marbles because of a sonic boom, you’re going to want answers. Here’s what NASA have to say for themselves.
We restrained ourselves from using the words “mind-blowing” and rather provoked a FOMO-inducing reaction from our headline.
There’s something magical about seeing satellite images of our world, but when those images feature Africa, it’s just a whole lot better.
Casually walking about in space is quite a feat, but for these pros it was just another day at the office. They took along their GoPro to show everyone a glimpse.