In the northern skies, in the direction of the Cygnus constellation, lies Messier 29 - an open star cluster that is slowly moving towards us!

As we celebrate the Christmas tidings of 2016 here on Earth, a lucky multinational crew of astronauts and cosmonauts celebrate the festive season floating in Zero-G while living and working together in space aboard the Earth orbiting International Space Station (ISS) complex - peacefully cooperating to benefit all humanity.

How to see a bright, returning comet at dusk not far from Venus.

Located in the northern skies, surrounded by the Monoceros, Gemini, Cancer and Hydra, is the constellation known as Canis Minor.

The idea of colonization of Saturn's moons is attractive and presents many benefits, even if it is a challenging and distant prospect.

Just in time for the holidays, a team of astronomers have released Hubble images that show a bright and festive pair of nebulas

For the first time, a research team using data from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter have observed "spider" formations in Mars' southern polar region,

CAPE CANAVERAL AIR FORCE STATION, FL - Sunday afternoons blastoff of the powerful Atlas V rocket from a seaside Florida launchpad has produced a plethora of amazing imagery as the 20 story tall rocket zoomed to orbit with the 7.5 ton EchoStar 19 high speed internet satellite.

A new study by CERN researchers has led to the first spectral information of antimatter ever, giving further confirmation to the Standard Model of particle physics.

A new study details simulations that suggest that Proxima b could support life, assuming it has a magnetic field and a dense enough atmosphere.

CAPE CANAVERAL AIR FORCE STATION, FL - The mighty Atlas V rocket put on an awesome display of ferocious fury Sunday afternoon delivering a rousing display of rocketeering capability that propelled a new next generation high speed internet satellite to orbit for North America to the delight of spectators gathered around the Florida Space Coast.

CAPE CANAVERAL AIR FORCE STATION, FL – The highest capacity satellite delivering high speed internet to homes and businesses in North America is scheduled for an early afternoon blastoff on a mighty ULA Atlas V on Sunday, Dec. 18, from the Florida Space Coast.