If passed, the budget would keep NASA on track for Mars by 2030.
55,000 year old skull found in Israel links Neanderthals to modern man and Africa to Europe
Working in a cave, undisturbed since the last ice age, researchers believe they have found important clues about past human migration.
What is the benefit of NASA’s soil mapping satellite?
SMAP’s three year mission should provide key information about Earth’s water systems for weather forecasting, agriculture and other key applications.
The Philae lander could be heard from again in May, says ESA
ESA officials are hopeful that the Philae lander is still whole, intact and waiting for the a little sunshine.
Scientists abandon Big Bang theory evidence
Scientists are abandoning claims, made in March, that they had discovered direct evidence to support the Big Bang theory.
Love and war meet in the night skies in February
Venus and Mars will come together for stargazers just a week after Valentine’s Day
Meteorite found in Morocco is a pure sample of Martian crust say researchers
While NASA tries to find a way to deliver samples of the Martian surface back to Earth, a team of researcher believe they already have one.
Former Los Alamos National Laboratory researcher sentenced to 5 years for trying to sell secrets
Long, dramatic espionage case against Leonardo Mascheroni appears to finally be over, for now.
U.S. nuclear scientist sentenced for espionage
Pedro Leonardo Mascheroni, an Argentina-born United States citizen and nuclear scientist has been sentenced to five years in prison after attempting to sell classified information and build nuclear weapons for Venezuela.
Cat scan of Cassiopeia A supernova shows swiss cheese interior
New infrared mapping provides insights into what happens when a star explodes.
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