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Huge Asteroid Heads Toward Earth Tonight: Where To Watch Its Journey Live

A huge asteroid heads toward Earth this evening, here is everything you need to know about it.

NASA Spacecraft Discovers Strange Magnetic ‘Ribbon’ At Edge Of Solar System

Scientists from NASA have uncovered a strange magnetic field surrounding our solar system, shedding new light on our mysterious boundary with the heliosphere.

How Often Do Pilots Head To The Wrong Airport?

It’s a mistake that’s made on the fly -- and one that happens more frequently than you may realize.

NASA Aims For Absolute Zero: The Coldest Spot In The Universe May Soon Be Orbiting Earth

The Cold Atom Laboratory will be investigating the quantum world by dropping the temperature way, way down.

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Mars 2020 Rover: NASA Receives 58 Instrument Proposals For New Mission To The Red Planet

NASA's call for instrument proposals that will be used on the Mars 2020 rover mission exceeded the space agency's expectations.

Lost Challenger Disaster Photos Found In Grandfather's Attic, Mike Hindes 'Blown Away' By Incredible Response [PHOTOS]

Mike Hindes talked about finding the Challenger photos in his grandfather's attic with the International Business Times.

NASA Gets A Budget Increase In Congress’ New Spending Bill, James Webb Space Telescope Safe From Cuts

NASA received a budget increased for fiscal 2014 which means projects like the James Webb Space Telescope will be spared from cuts.

Orbital Sciences Cygnus Commercial Resupply Craft Docks With The International Space Station

The cargo unloading process may take up to five weeks.

Space Mining: NASA And Caterpillar (CAT) Team Up To Harness The Potential Of Mining On Asteroids, The Moon And Mars

It involves a journey to the final frontier.

NASA 'Super Ball Bot' Can Survive 60-Mile Drop Onto Alien World Without Landing Equipment

A cheaper alternative to extraterrestrial exploration, the rover has a lightweight and collapsible structure.

Russian Cosmonauts Installed Earth-Watching Cameras In A Record-Breaking Spacewalk, But Removed Them Later Due To Technical Glitch

Exact cause of problem still a mystery.

NASA And Japan’s JAXA To Launch New Global Precipitation Satellite In February

Take a look at how the new satellite -- launched by NASA and JAXA -- will help forecast the world's weather.

NASA Successfully Completes Repairs At International Space Station With Christmas Eve Spacewalk [Video]

Crew conducts two spacewalks to repair a faulty coolant system.

Christmas In Space: NASA Celebrates Apollo 8's 45th Anniversary With Earthrise Simulation [VIDEO]

Apollo 8 spent Christmas orbiting the moon, and NASA is celebrating its 45th anniversary with a simulation of the historic Earthrise photo.

NASA Approves 3 Spacewalks To Repair Faulty Cooling System On The International Space Station

Each of the three spacewalks is scheduled to last six-and-a-half hours, according to NASA.

NASA, Scripps Use Technology Used In Smartphones To Boost Early Warnings Of Natural Calamities Like Floods, Earthquakes

The small, cheap seismic sensors are similar to accelerometers used in smartphones and can provide accurate alerts of natural calamities.

International Space Station Cooling System Breaks Down; A Serious Issue But No Danger To Expedition 38 Crew: NASA

A pump on one of the station's two external cooling loops failed because it became too cold to operate.

Thinking Inside The Box: NASA Launches Tiny, Cube-Shaped Research Satellites Into Space

'CubeSats' are expected to achieve near-real-time processing capabilities for climate-science measurements.

NASA Releases Images Of Saturn’s Hexagon Mega Storm That May Have Been Swirling For Centuries

The monster storm, which is many times bigger than the largest hurricane on Earth, may have been blowing on the planet for a long time.

Planetary Scientists Feeling Pinched By NASA Reorganization, Budget Cuts

NASA is restructuring the way it funds planetary science - in a way that'll hurt young researchers, some say.

Astronomers Find Water On Five Exoplanets, But Can They Support Life?

Scientists recently detected water in the atmospheres of five planets outside our solar system, broadening the search for life beyond our little blue planet.

NASA Plans To Grow Plants On Moon To Examine Habitable Conditions

This will be the first life sciences experiment on another world and the first step in the use of plants for human life support.

Venus’ Watery History Under Scanner: NASA To Send Rocket To Probe Planet’s Atmosphere

VeSpR will experiment the UV light emitted from Venus' atmosphere for clues to origins of the planet's water.

MAVEN Mars Orbiter's Scientific Toolbox: How The NASA Craft Will Try And Unlock A Martian Past

See how MAVEN measures up to the other craft currently orbiting Mars.

MAVEN Launch Is A Success, NASA's New Mars Mission Is Heading Toward the Red Planet [PHOTOS/VIDEO]

NASA's MAVEN successfully launched on Nov. 18 and is now on its way to Mars.

NASA MAVEN Live Stream: Watch The Mars Mission Launch Here [VIDEO]

NASA's Maven live stream begins at 11 a.m. EST, with the launch scheduled for 1:28 p.m.

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