SPACE
15 Ongoing Space Missions You Should Know About
What else is going on up there?
15 Out-of-This-World Facts About the International Space Station
Today marks the 16th anniversary of the first space shuttle flight to assemble the International Space Station. Let’s celebrate 16 years of the ISS with 15 things you may not have known about the world’s shared space station.
Why Did We Land on a Comet?
"It is like the difference between what you can learn taking pictures from an airplane versus a geologist digging directly into the ground.”
Astronauts on the ISS Put a GoPro in a Sphere of Water
12 Cool Experiments Done on the International Space Station
Scientists May Have Figured Out What Caused the Man on the Moon
An Interactive Map of Earth Photos Tweeted by Astronauts
Astronauts up on the International Space Station are very busy performing space walks, running science experiments—and snapping photos of Earth that they then post on Twitter.
17 Odd Things We've Sent to Space for Some Reason
From the plush dinosaur the SpaceX crew brought aboard to the sandwich John Young smuggled into space, humans have sent some intriguing items into the cosmos.
5 Man-Made Things You Can See from Space (Plus One You Really Can’t)
Which of mankind’s marvels can we actually spot from the final frontier? This question calls for a little perspective. Space is big.
When a Black Hole Dies, Is a White Hole Born?
Like a galactic purge, all the matter and light sucked in by the black hole is now spewed outward.
Recipes from History: Launch Beans
18 Things We Learned from Buzz Aldrin's Reddit AMA
Today, the second man to walk on the Moon did a Reddit AMA. Here are a few things we learned.
11 Things You Might Not Know About the International Space Station
We all know what the ISS looks like. Thanks to Gravity, we even know what it looks like when it’s destroyed. But here are 11 things you might not know.
How Does an Anti-Gravity Treadmill Work?
The "anti-gravity treadmill" was originally invented by Robert Whalen, a biomechanics researcher at NASA Ames Research Center, in the 1990s. Hint: It *doesn't* defy the laws of physics.
The Mystery of the "Space Roar"
While there are some theories about the origin of the space noise, we still don't know what's causing it.
Alan Shepard's Voyage to Space
What Would a Full Lunar Eclipse Look Like From the Moon?
Eclipses are a pretty amazing sight from our tiny little vantage points on Earth. But what would a lunar eclipse look like from the moon's surface? And what about that strange phenomenon we call a blood moon?