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Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen is living at the bottom of the ocean to prepare for future space explorations

Canadian Astronaut Jeremy Hansen on Nasa Underwater Exploration to Prepare for Future Space Missions

Astronaut Jeremy Hansen is living at the bottom of the ocean to prepare for future space quests.

Nicaragua Blast Not Connected to Asteroid 2014 RC, Say Scientists

Meteorite explosion in Nicaragua's capital Managua

Scientists have dismissed any links between Nicaragua's blast and the passing asteroid.

Nasa Will Send 3D Printer into Space This Month

Astronauts aboard the International Space Station may have to spacewalk following a backup computer outage.

The International Space Station could become a working "machine shop" in space

Google Expands Quantum Computing Research into AI

Google's initiative will create quantum processors to develop artificial intelligence technologies.

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Nasa X-Ray Telescope Captures Rare Event of Blurring of Light Near Black Hole

In images captured by the NuSTAR telescope the light from the X-ray source near the black hole seems to blur and stretch.

Robotic Telescope Robo-AO Scans Sky In Record Time

Using a robotic unit attached to the Palomar telescope, astronomers have developed an efficient system that can scan the sky quicker than before.

Sleep-Deprived Astronauts Using Pills to Stay Alert

NASA-backed study finds sleep deprivation and sleeping pill habits are 'pervasive among astronauts'.

Google Earth has added the Planet Mars to its software

Google Maps: Space and UFO Fans Can Now Take a Virtual Tour of Mars and the Moon

Google has added beautiful Nasa photos of the Moon and Mars to Google Earth. Here's how to use it

Astronomers Discover 'Zombie Stars' Created by Stellar Supernovas

Researchers reveal that not all supernovas destroy the stars within them

What if we could make solar power satellites cheap enough to launch into orbit?

EmDrive: Could Microwave Thrusters be Key to Ending the Global Energy Crisis?

Long ridiculed scientist Roger Shawyer has been vindicated by new Nasa tests of his EmDrive technology.

British Scientist Tests 'Quantum Leap' Space Propulsion Technology

British scientist Roger Shawyer tests his highly controversial space propulsion technology called EmDrive.

Google Glass Tested by Underwater Astronauts

Nasa astronauts test Google Glass at underwater facility to assist with space missions

Space Flight: Nasa Validates Microwave Thruster That Could Replace Costly Propellants

Nasa has approved a study that claims to produce thrust using microwaves, something which has major implications for space flight.

Nasa Mars Makers Competition: Beautiful 3D-Printed Martian Base Designs

Nasa wants MakerBot 3D-printer users to design models for potential bases on Mars

Colonising Other Worlds 'Will Require 40,000 People'

Dr Cameron Smith believes a huge group will be required to set up human colonies on other planets.

Debunking the Myth that the Moon Landing Was a Hoax

21 July marks the day Neil Armstrong stepped onto the moon

Moon Landing 45th Anniversary: Who Is Michael Collins The Forgotten Astronaut?

History will remember Armstrong and Aldrin, but who was Michael Collins, Apollo 11's third man?

July 20, 1969: Buzz Aldrin walks on the surface of the moon. Neil Armstrong, taking the photo, is reflected in his visor

Moon Landing 45th Anniversary: How to Spot Apollo Landing Sites from Earth

NASA has released pictures, which will help common people spot the Apollo landing sites using a binocular.

The Supermoon rises over houses in Olvera, in the southern Spanish province of Cadiz

In Pictures: Supermoon Lights Up Skies Around the World

Sunday 13 July will be the first of three 'supermoon' nights, in which the moon will appear bigger and brighter than usual. This is caused by the moon's elliptical orbit.

Google Project Tango Smartphones to Serve as Eyes and Hands for Nasa Robots in Space

Nasa will be using the Project Tango smartphones on a satellite project called 'Spheres' that the US space research agency developed and launched in 2006.

Nasa 'Flying Observatory' Officially Showcased, Features 17-Ton Infrared Telescope Mounted in a Boeing 747

Nasa 'Flying Observatory' Officially Showcased, Features 17-Tonne Infrared Telescope Mounted on a Boeing 747

Nasa's Sofia 'Flying Observatory' will enable astronomers to record infrared images of celestial bodies.

Two Monster Asteroids to Meet in the Sky This Weekend: How to Watch the Historic Event

Two monster asteroids, named Ceres and Vesta, to have a close encounter in outer space.

Nasa Finalises Contract With Boeing to Build 'Most Powerful' SLS Rocket

The Space Launch System (SLS) is designed to carry Orion spacecraft and Nasa astronauts to Mars by 2021.

World UFO Day: Alien Girl and the Secret Apollo 20 Mission

Did the Apollo 20 mission in 1976 happen, or was it just a hoax?

Nasa Robonaut 2 Space Humanoid Inspires Innovations Even on Earth

Robonaut's design has already inspired Nasa to develop the "Iron-Man" like X1 exoskeleton.

Nasa's flying saucer-shaped spacecraft is conducting tests for future Mars landings

Nasa's 'Flying Saucer' Lands Back on Earth

Flying saucer built by Nasa completed a trip around the Earth on Saturday, despite parachute problems.

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