Boeing is delaying a series of test flights of its CST-100 Starliner commercial crew vehicle by up to six months, pushing back the first operational mission of the capsule until the end of 2018.
A new study using the Hubble Space Telescope and other telescopes has increased estimates of galaxies in the Universe ten fold. It was previously estimated that there was 100 billion galaxies in the observable Universe.
Two different commercial space habitats could be up and running just four short years from now.
The last trailer to be released for the film is jam-packed with action sequences and backstory on the lead character. The new movie will hit theaters in December 2016.
This image of the Milky Way was captured by astrophotographer Raghu Yadavalli in Banff National Park, Alberta in September 2016.
Most galaxies house a supermassive black hole at their core, but occasionally these large cosmic features "go rogue" and wander around. A black hole called XJ1417+52 was found about 4.5 billion light-years from Earth.
A private effort is underway to find and fly the first German woman to space by 2020. From Sigmund Jähn to Alexander Gerst, all 11 of the space fliers from Germany have been men.
Rocket Lab is dedicating itself to launching small satellites cheaply and efficiently — a capability the American company thinks the burgeoning private spaceflight industry desperately needs.
A meteorite may have hit the surface of the Earth about 56 million years ago, raining debris across hundreds of miles of what is now the East Coast of the U.S.
What would scientists have to do to prove the existence of life on Mars? A proposed instrument would provide high-quality analysis on the Red Planet.
More than a trillion galaxies are lurking in the depths of space, a new census of galaxies in the observable universe has found — 10 times more galaxies than were previously thought to exist.
A strange, newly discovered ring system orbits its planet in reverse, circling opposite to the planet's orbit around its parent star.
In 2015, researchers studying unusual dips in brightness of star J1407 proposed that there is an exoplanet with a gigantic ring system orbiting it. To test their theory, new simulations were developed to test the stability of such a ring system.
