Space
SpaceA RARE astrological event has some bracing themselves fearing it represents the End of Days and the second coming of Christ.
SpaceTHERE may not be life on Mars, but let there be light. And there was light. But where did it come from?
SpaceA TINY distant galaxy may hold the key to answers on the early life of the universe. Experts wonder if these stars were the first in existence.
SpaceA RARE space event will happen this week when Mars will be exactly opposite the sun to Earth in a phenomenon known as a cosmic alignment.
SpaceA SKYDIVER narrowly avoided being struck by a meteorite and managed to capture it on video.
SpaceBILL Clinton wouldn’t be surprised if aliens one day visited Earth — he just hopes it doesn’t turn out to be like “Independence Day”.
SpaceSATURN confirms its status as the planet with everything — beauty, rings, and now a moon with a large underground ocean.
SpaceSATURN confirms its status as the planet with everything — beauty, rings, and now a moon with a large underground ocean.
WorldNASA has cut ties with its Russian counterpart — but experts warn ‘divorce is not an option’ when it comes to the International Space Station.
Mobile PhonesDUST-OFF the street directory and watch where you are going. A solar storm may send your GPS phone spinning today.
SpaceTHE Moon was formed about 95 million years after the birth of our solar system, in a collision that also settled the structure of Earth, a new study says.
SpaceEFFORTS to send humans to Mars would likely expose them to health risks beyond the limits of what NASA currently allows, an independent panel says.
SpaceFRUSTRATED by the fruitless search for flight MH370, China is said to be considering a plan to cover the globe with surveillance satellites.
SpaceTIM Gibson is an ordinary guy who dreamt of going to space ever since he was a little boy. Now, at 29, he will become the youngest Australian astronaut.
SpaceTHINK you know how an astronaut suit should look and what colours are in season in space this year? Well NASA wants your help to design a spacesuit.
SpaceASTRONOMERS have discovered a new neighbour in our solar system: a pink, frozen planet hiding in an area of space many thought deserted.
SpaceASTONISHED astronomers say they have found rings around an asteroid, the smallest object known to have this feature.
SpaceRESEARCH indicates radar from satellites or planes may be able to predict where sinkholes will form in the earth’s surface.
SpaceRADAR images taken from planes or satellites could some day be used to predict where dangerous sinkholes might form, NASA says.
SpaceIT SEEMS we have our most promising lead yet in the search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370. It’s the largest search in history, so what is being used to find the plane?
SpaceSOUTH Koreans are scouring hills and rice paddies for valuable space rocks after a rare meteor shower.
SpaceIt was an elusive planet that for 200 years appeared to explain Uranus’s wobbly orbit, but scientists say Planet X may have never existed.
SpaceIS THAT really the Red Planet? Images from NASA show an unrecognisable frosty landscape emerging from an extreme winter, proving Mars is a lot like Earth.
SpaceA MISSION to send humans to live permanently in Mars is set to leave in 2025, but what does it take for people to want to leave for Mars forever?
SpaceASTRONOMERS have photographed the spectacular disintegration of an asteroid, showing it breaking up into ten smaller pieces. Check it out.
SpaceTHOUGHT you’d seen all there was to space? Think again. NASA has released a range of never-before-seen images that will take your breath away.
SpaceAS TENSIONS between Russia and Ukraine rise on the ground, the ripples could be felt all the way up in outer space to leave NASA without a ride.
SpaceBLUEBERRIES on Mars and Mickey Mouse on Mercury have been spotted in space. But they’re not alone. What other oddities have been found?
SpaceWHAT would happen if the sun suddenly erupted a gigantic solar burst aimed right at our planet? It’s the silent natural disaster looming above our heads.
SpaceTHE deadline loomed. The problems were daunting. The answers needed a rocket scientist! So, when a four-year-old student sent his questions into NASA, he got one.
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