Space

The James Webb Telescope Has Already Made Its First Scientific Discovery

By Jeffrey Kluger

NASA's Giant Moon Rocket Set to Fly Soon

By Jeffrey Kluger

Why You Should Care—A Lot—About the Webb Telescope Images

By Jeffrey Kluger

These 5 Photos From the James Webb Space Telescope Are Mind-Blowing. Here's What They Can Tell Us

By Jeffrey Kluger
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What These Dazzling James Webb Telescope Images Mean for Space

This glimpse into the history of the universe will usher in a "new phase of scientific discovery"

By Jeffrey Kluger

Russia Angers the World With Space Station War Propaganda

Waving the flag of stolen Ukrainian land

By Jeffrey Kluger

The Billionaire Space Race Has Big Climate Costs

Rocket exhaust is no friend of the atmosphere

By Jeffrey Kluger

How Pittsburgh Is Leading the U.S. Back to the Moon

A one-time sooty city becomes a leader in space

By Jeffrey Kluger

NASA Insists All Is Well as the Webb Telescope's Mirror Gets Dinged

The $10 billion telescope meets a micrometeoroid

By Jeffrey Kluger

A Strawberry Moon Is Coming. Why the Rare Astronomical Event Is So Exciting

A close-up full moon is a sky show like no other

By Jeffrey Kluger

NASA Launches Real Study Into UFOs

NASA has spent more than 60 years flying UFOs. Every spacecraft that ever visited the moon, landed on Mars, buzzed by Jupiter, orbited Saturn, or reconnoitered Pluto would be a decidedly unidentified flying object to...

By Jeffrey Kluger

New Lunar Spacesuits to Set NASA Back $3.5 Billion

Here's what well-dressed lunar explorers will soon be wearing

By Jeffrey Kluger

Congress is Finally Taking UFOs Seriously, 50 Years After Its Last Hearing on the Mysterious Subject

Whether you call them UFOs or UAPs, they're still a mystery

By Jeffrey Kluger

Scientists Grow Plants in Soil from the Moon. Lunar Farming Could Be Next.

A breakthrough experiment could open the way to lunar farming

By Jeffrey Kluger

More Cosmic Saber-Rattling From Russia's Space Boss

Dmitry Rogozin, head of Roscosmos, says his country will dissolve its partnership in space with the U.S. over Western sanctions

By Jeffrey Kluger

NASA's Mega Moon Rocket Is Flunking Its Dress Rehearsal

Built for the moon, but stuck on the ground

By Jeffrey Kluger

The Hubble, About to Be Outclassed, Is Still Making Record-Setting Discoveries

The aging telescope spotted a star that's a staggering 12.9 billion years old

By Jeffrey Kluger

The Age of Private Space Stations Is Upon Us

With the International Space Station (ISS) set to be retired in 2030, as many as four new private stations may take to the skies.

By Jeffrey Kluger

Sarah Al Amiri: 'Our Differences Bring About Great Innovation'

Sarah Al Amiri knows the importance of cultivating diversity in science. Indeed, she assembled a team that included 80% women to help the United Arab Emirates, a nation of fewer than 10 million people, join...

By Nik Popli

Looking for a New Planet? How About 5,000 of Them?

Countless new places for life to emerge

By Jeffrey Kluger
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