Astronomy

1st private moon flight passenger to invite creative guests
Sep 18, 2018

1st private moon flight passenger to invite creative guests

Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa said Monday that he plans to blast off on the first-ever commercial trip around the moon and will invite six to eight artists, architects, designers and other creat...

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Latest: SpaceX moon passenger to invite artists on journey
Sep 18, 2018

Latest: SpaceX moon passenger to invite artists on journey

Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa says he will invite six to eight artists, architects and other creative people on a weeklong journey to circumnavigate the moon...

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New Mexico observatory closed for security reasons to reopen
Sep 16, 2018

New Mexico observatory closed for security reasons to reopen

An observatory in the mountains of southern New Mexico that had been closed since early September because of an undisclosed security concern is now scheduled to reopen on Monday...

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Officials shed little light on closure of solar observatory
Sep 14, 2018

Officials shed little light on closure of solar observatory

An observatory in the mountains of southern New Mexico that is dedicated to unlocking the mysteries of the sun has found itself at the center of a mystery that is creating a buzz here on earth...

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SpaceX changes plans to send tourists around the moon
Sep 14, 2018

SpaceX changes plans to send tourists around the moon

SpaceX says it has signed the first private moon traveler...

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Moon rock hunter closes in on tracking down missing stones
Sep 12, 2018

Moon rock hunter closes in on tracking down missing stones

A former NASA investigator who tracks missing moon rocks is honing in on his goal of finding all 50 lunar samples given to all of the U.S. states after Neil Armstrong first stepped on the moon...

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Holy stardust: Vatican hosts conference for meteorite care
Sep 10, 2018

Holy stardust: Vatican hosts conference for meteorite care

The Vatican has long pondered the cosmos from afar but now it's studying how to care for space bits that fall to Earth with a conference on meteorites, cosmic dust, stardust and extraterrestrial sampl...

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Israeli music scene jolted by international boycott movement
Sep 10, 2018

Israeli music scene jolted by international boycott movement

A string of cancellations by international artists turns Israeli music festival into the latest battleground between Israel and a Palestinian-led boycott movement...

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NASA's Mars rover Curiosity snaps dusty selfie
Sep 7, 2018

NASA's Mars rover Curiosity snaps dusty selfie

NASA's Mars rover Curiosity has snapped a dusty but cool selfie...

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NASA to test parachute system for landing spacecraft on Mars
Sep 4, 2018

NASA to test parachute system for landing spacecraft on Mars

A parachute system that's designed to land spacecraft on Mars will be tested this week off Virginia's coast....

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