Tony Reichhardt

Tony Reichhardt is a senior editor at Air & Space.

Artist's concept of Kepler-186f

Kepler-186f: The Most Earthlike Planet Yet

This one is the same size as our world, and may have water on its surface.

The next thing in astronaut couture? And why does the guy on the left get two drills?

Vote For Your Favorite Spacesuit Design

Today’s your last chance to influence the future of astronaut fashion.

Say hello to my little friend: 2012 VP 113 is caught moving against a background of stars in three images (red, green, blue), each taken two hours apart.

A New Dwarf Planet, and Maybe Something More

A discovery at the solar system’s edge revives the possibility of a mysterious Planet X.

Luca Parmitano pauses outside the space station on his first spacewalk. A week later, things were a lot more hectic.

The Spacewalk That Almost Killed Him

How Luca Parmitano survived the scariest wardrobe malfunction in NASA history.

Cosmonauts Oleg Kotov and Sergey Ryazanskiy carry the torch in space, November 2013.

The Olympic Torch in Space

The most remote stop on the road to Sochi

Recreating the First Earthrise

How and why the Apollo 8 astronauts photographed the first Earthrise over the moon, 45 years ago

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Chang’e-3 On The Moon

China’s first landing on another world

Earth and Moon seen by passing Juno spacecraft

Earth and Moon: The Movie

A little perspective from NASA's Jupiter-bound Juno spacecraft

Inside the Mangalyaan control room as the spacecraft left Earth orbit on December 1.

China Prepares for Its First Moon Landing

It's been almost 40 years since a spacecraft last touched down on the lunar surface

Winning runs in the family.

Meet the First Family of Air Racing

Steve and Steven Hinton will be on hand at the National Air and Space Museum on Tuesday to talk about their winning ways at Reno

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The Age of Low-Cost Earth Imagery From Space is About to Begin

Two new cameras head for orbit, with another constellation of Earth-viewing cubesats on deck.

The Boeing 707 SAM 26000 flew Presidents Kennedy to Clinton.

November 22, 1963: Air Force One’s Worst Day

Inside the president's airplane in the frantic hours after JFK's assassination

The Mars Orbiter Mission spacecraft attached to its rocket, just before being closed inside the launch shroud.

India Launches Its First Mission to Mars

With hopes to become the first Asian nation to explore the Red Planet

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Astronomers Find an Earth-Size Lava World

Kepler 78-b is our closest twin yet—except for the hellish temperatures

Artist’s conception of the scenery from World View’s “space capsule.”

Visit the Stratosphere — For Only $75,000

Is it really “space?” Who cares? It’s a bargain.

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Air and Space Magazine iPad® App

The new Air & Space Magazine iPad® app is available now! You’ll get the entire print magazine plus bonus features—FREE for print subscribers.

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The Space Shuttle’s Drive through L.A. – in Time-Lapse

Endeavour's last trip was one of its strangest.

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Space Was Not the Weirdest Place Scott Carpenter Ever Went

The astronaut's month-long stay on the ocean floor made his Mercury flight look like a Sunday drive

Orbital’s Antares rocket takes off from Wallops Island, Virginia, with the Cygnus cargo ship on top.

New Spaceships, New Times

The end of the beginning of commercial spaceflight

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Voyager is Now Among the Stars

A 36-year-old spacecraft becomes the first to enter interstellar space

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