Charles Poladian

Competitive gaming attracts a demographic that marketers love: young, affluent men. No wonder television deals and other lucrative partnerships are forming.

The "Batman: Arkham Knight" PC port woes continue.

Sony announced 4 million consoles were sold in the second quarter. Meanwhile, Microsoft is keeping Xbox numbers a secret.

Molecular oxygen, O2, is rarely found in the universe.

The Japanese console maker may learn the hard way that mobile gaming is very different from the console world.

Results from the Enceladus flyby will not be known for several months.

Slowly, but surely, the future envisioned by visionaries from the near-past is becoming a reality.

While not likely, the "Great Pumpkin" could bring potential meteoroids during its close Halloween approach.

343 Industries is breathing a sigh of relief following the debut of "Halo 5: Guardians."

Diamond dust was proposed as an alternative to sulfates to scatter sunlight.

Astronomers are tracking a piece of man-made space junk that could be part of an Apollo rocket stage.

There will be no blood moon tied to the last supermoon of 2015.

"Halo" fans can expect the same level of quality in the latest installment of the franchise.

Delays have pushed back the first launch from the remote spaceport from year-end 2015 to April 2016. Vostochny spaceport would reduce reliance on the spaceport that Russia now leases from Kazakhstan.

Everyone wants to know where Xur will be. We have answers.

Construction of Hawaii's Thirty Meter Telescope was stopped in June after fierce protests.

As the NASA craft travels to Kuiper Belt object 2014 MU69, it is beaming back a valuable trove of data.

NASA's Space Launch System will power the Orion spacecraft in the journey to Mars.

The powerful Hubble Space Telescope had a little help to observe these distant galaxies.

The white dwarf star was observed consuming a planetary object using NASA's K2 mission

The massive image of our galaxy was created using 268 individual photos.

Marty McFly arrived on Oct. 21, 2015, in "Back to the Future II," but the world is still waiting for hoverboards.

An unusual star called KIC 8462852 sparks theories and curiosity among amateur astronomers and experts.

Find out the best time and viewing conditions for the meteor shower.

Asteroid 2015 TB145, just discovered Oct. 10, is traveling at a speed of 80,000 mph.

NASA astronaut Scott Kelly has spent more than 200 days in space.

El Niño is a climate change event caused by warm water in the Pacific Ocean.

The images of Earth are captured by a camera 1 million miles away.

A new report from NPR, published Sunday, explores the theory that Earthlings are, in fact, Martians.