Is this the first step to flying billboards?
Scientists have found that microbes can make chemical bonds that might—conceivably—play a role in alien biology.
Space doctors hope the “Astroskin” can replace some of those messy wires and electrodes.
A neutron star at the center of this gaseous cloud—the remnants of the supernova it exploded in when it died long ago—still spins rapidly and sends out regular pulses.
No such discovery can be expected within this decade.
China introduces rural service, with other countries not far behind.
An F-16 Fighting Falcon pilot waves to the boom operator during a mid-air refueling.
Soyuz up, Shenzhou down.
Swim Call on a U.S. Navy Aircraft Carrier
If so, could there still be life in the planet’s atmosphere today?
A new biography confirms that the Mercury astronaut did indeed have the right stuff.
My robot is smarter than your robot.
Georges Guynemer was turned down five times before he got the chance to fly.
Colonel/Congresswoman Martha McSally wants proof before she sends the Warthog to the boneyard.
The 500-meter telescope will be dedicated to astronomical research and SETI.
Veterans of NASA’s moon program referred to it simply as “The Fire.” Did it have to happen?
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