Flight test for troubled Starliner capsule pushed back to April
Boeing had been planning to test its upcoming crew capsule, the Starliner, next month. Now the second orbital test flight has been pushed back until April.
See a map of 25,000 supermassive black holes in distant galaxies
It might look like a map of stars, but each dot on this map of the night sky represents a supermassive black hole, each in a different distant galaxy.
Famous black hole is even more massive than previously thought
Astronomers have discovered that the first black hole ever discovered is even more massive and further away than previously thought.
Mars helicopter Ingenuity checks in from the red planet
NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory has shared the first update from Ingenuity, the helicopter which landed on Mars along with the Perseverance rover this week.
How to watch NASA’s Perseverance rover land on Mars on Thursday
This Thursday, engineers at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory will attempt a feat that is terrifying and impressive in equal measures: Landing a rover on Mars.
Incredible treatment allows paralyzed mice to walk again
A new treatment is giving hope that paralysis from spinal cord damage could one day be reversible.
NASA has a new dish for talking to spacecraft in the far reaches of space
NASA is upgrading the network it uses to communicate with craft in deep space, with a new 34-meter-wide dish in Spain which has just been added.
How to watch SpaceX launch its Transporter-1 mission today
SpaceX is gearing up for a launch for its SmallSat Rideshare Program today, when it will deploy 133 spacecraft into orbit.
Stuff of nightmares: Black holes one hundred billion times the mass of the sun
If the idea of a black hole millions of times the mass of our sun makes you uncomfortable then we have bad news.
NASA test fires the world’s largest rocket core stage
NASA put its Space Launch System through a hot fire test, firing the core stage’s engines for over a minute and generating 1.6 million pounds of thrust.