Space & The Unknown

SpaceX's Dragon cargo capsule is undocking from the ISS on June 16, carrying vital science experiments back to Earth ahead of a Pacific splashdown on June 17.

A new model suggests Venus' strange backward rotation may have been triggered by a high-velocity, moon-sized impactor billions of years ago.

The ngVLA prototype antenna achieves first light, successfully collaborating with existing telescopes to validate designs for a revolutionary 244-antenna array.

Texas A&M University pioneers lunar construction technology using moon's own regolith materials to build permanent settlements, avoiding costly Earth shipments.

A comprehensive study of nearby stars shows most have companions, making our solitary sun surprisingly unusual and complicating the search for Earth-like...

New helioseismology research reveals the sun's magnetic activity is shifting closer to surface, potentially making space weather forecasts less reliable.

A comprehensive study of nearby star systems reveals our sun's single status makes it unusual—most stars have companions, complicating the search for...