NASA

Nasa's Orion test flight rescheduled to launch at 12:05pm GMT / 7:05am EST on Friday.

Mary-Ann Russon Dec 05, 2014

History and interesting facts about the ninth planet from the Sun.

Hannah Osborne Dec 04, 2014

Rapid ice melt sees Mt Everest worth of water lost from West Antarctica glaciers every two years, adding to sea level rise.

Jayalakshmi K Dec 03, 2014

SpaceX job listing requires 'minimum of 10 years of crop row farming experience' in Texas.

Anthony Cuthbertson Dec 02, 2014

Humans spotted on Mars in 1979?

Arjun Varma Nov 29, 2014

At a time when irreversible climate change seems a likely prospect because of man, the movie could have done without dwelling on the 'man as conqueror' theme.

Jayalakshmi K Nov 28, 2014

A Nasa astronaut has made the first ever 3D-printed object in space, proving the tech could help ISS.

Mary-Ann Russon Nov 26, 2014

David Iron tells IBTimes UK more about the first ever crowdfunded space mission and its objectives

Mary-Ann Russon Nov 19, 2014

British-led consortium offers donors the chance to put their DNA on the moon in huge crowdfunding campaign.

Lianna Brinded Nov 19, 2014

New station to be positioned at better angle to provide extended view of Russia and Arctic offshore.

Vasudevan Sridharan Nov 17, 2014

Investigations of billion-year-old meteorite yield carbon and hydrogen signatures from space.

Jayalakshmi K Nov 14, 2014

Nasa's x-ray observatories detect neutrinos from black hole in the centre of our galaxy.

Jayalakshmi K Nov 14, 2014

The baffling Great Red Spot vortex is caused by chemicals being broken apart by sunlight.

Mary-Ann Russon Nov 12, 2014

Google subsidiary Planetary Ventures will use Moffett Field airfield for research and development in space exploration and robotics.

Alistair Charlton Nov 11, 2014

Two meteor showers to peak over the next week following "extremely unusual" fireball.

Hannah Osborne Nov 10, 2014

Very bright blue light obtained from cosmic glow found to originate from stars ripped off galaxies.

Jayalakshmi K Nov 10, 2014

Astronauts with the European Space Agency could one day print rather than build a base on the moon.

Anthony Cuthbertson Nov 07, 2014

Minerals discovered in a Martian mountain contain mineralogical evidence to support life on Mars

Katie Spicer Nov 05, 2014

Scientists using Google Earth, WorldView and GeoEye satellite images to monitor demographic changes.

Mary-Ann Russon Nov 05, 2014

Using giant clusters as lens to see beyond Hubble telescope, astronomers have detected remnants of stars ripped out in galactic violence billions of years ago.

Jayalakshmi K Oct 31, 2014

Elon Musk claimed Antares was built with parts 'which were made in the 60s and packed away in Siberia'.

Anthony Cuthbertson Oct 29, 2014

An unmanned, 14-storey rocket built by Orbital Sciences burst into flames soon after lift-off, according to Nasa.

Fiona Keating Oct 28, 2014

Debris from a spent Russian satellite came close to the orbiting satellite which was then manoeuvred out of harm's way, said NASA.

Fiona Keating Oct 27, 2014

Huzlers website started rumours saying that there will be three days of darkness in December.

Simi John Oct 26, 2014

Relying on heat energy scientists have been able to push or pull tiny glass particles across 20 centimetres using a single laser beam.

Jayalakshmi K Oct 26, 2014

A partial solar eclipse will be visible over much of the United States and Canada on 23 October

Lydia Smith Oct 23, 2014

Images of long-period comet from Oort cloud show it to be less than a kilometre wide.

Jayalakshmi K Oct 21, 2014

Five orbiters from Europe, India and the US will get a peek into the early Solar System when they study Comet Siding Spring fly by Mars later today.

Jayalakshmi K Oct 19, 2014

Important film rolls from Nasa's Nimbus 1 satellite have been discovered after 50 years.

Mary-Ann Russon Oct 17, 2014

NASA studies psychology of long-term missions through longest Mars simulation.

Maria Khan Oct 15, 2014