
US confirms for the first time that it has deployed weapons in orbit
Air Force Secretary Troy Meink's public acknowledgment of on-orbit 'space control weapons' marks a turning point in the militarization of space.

Air Force Secretary Troy Meink's public acknowledgment of on-orbit 'space control weapons' marks a turning point in the militarization of space.

The GAO fight over the Mars Telecommunications Network tests NASA's bet on commercial relays at Mars — and unsettles Rocket Lab's investors.

NASA's Landsat 9 documents tundra color change in Nunavut, while forecasters say summer heat and rainfall will shape foliage across the continent.

A global poll of thousands of physicists reveals deep disagreement over cosmology and quantum gravity, even as new experiments sharpen the Hubble tension and challenge the simulation hypothesis.

New calculations constrain how strongly the material behind Venus's dark ultraviolet patterns must absorb light, narrowing a century-old mystery.

Meir, Hathaway, Adenot and Fedyaev will speak from the ISS on Sept. 16, while a separate schedule slip pushes NASA's next rotation flight back.

Working with Hubble and Webb, the X-ray observatory unveils multi-wavelength portraits of colliding galaxies, including the furious merger II Zw 096.

NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman chaired the first commission meeting as the agency opened bidding among states to host the new federal academy.

Mid-infrared observations of IRS 3 reveal oxygen-rich silicate dust and a first-of-its-kind water signature in a stellar envelope just steps from Sagittarius A*.

Astronomers discover a new class of cosmic objects emitting low-energy X-rays and intense ultraviolet light, possibly solving two long-standing puzzles.