A Dynamic Aviation A200 will fly low over feeding operations near Amarillo from Oct. 22 to Nov. 9, measuring methane, ammonia and particulates in an understudied slice of the climate system.
SpaceX's Q3 profit and 161% revenue surge set stage for potential consolidation; Musk says shareholders, not him, will decide.
Microscopic fractures in rocks returned by OSIRIS-REx explain why the rubble-pile asteroid sheds heat so fast — and why so many asteroids appear rocky.
NASA releases update on lunar rovers, awards nearly $600 million in contracts and eyes lava tubes for a $30 billion outpost.
JPL's thinner 'roamx-0201' rotor design pushes blade tips past supersonic speeds in Mars-like conditions, paving the way for the three-helicopter SkyFall mission in 2028.
Equity futures slip after South Korea's Elice stumbles in its debut, while earnings season and a ballooning space-based data-center gamble test investor nerves.
Two decades of gravity measurements and a sweeping scientific review show human activity reshaping water from the stratosphere to the seafloor
The pledge, confirmed by President Trump on Truth Social, could put roughly $10.5 billion in private rocket-company equity into the hands of about 73 million children — though the mechanics remain unclear.
LeoLabs says Kosmos 2612 closed to 'extreme proximity' with a Ukraine-used imaging satellite, prompting alarm over unsanctioned maneuvers in low-Earth orbit.
Engineers at Kennedy Space Center have built a repeatable finite-element workflow for predicting launch stresses, as parallel work at Marshall tests new materials to damp them.