Новости за 23.12.2015

From her scientist grandfather to her obsession with astrophotography, the grammy-nominated singer/songwriter talks to Space.com about incorporating space imagery into her latest tour wardrobe.

Get daily space photos to your inbox for a year with a new subscription service from Uwingu, a company which, among other things, also lets people name a crater on Mars.

The two authors of "The Expanse" book series, now a new Syfy TV show, were deeply involved with the look, feel and script of the new TV epic. Here, they discuss how they made it happen and the coolest tech and science elements of the show.

The duo behind "The Expanse," the space adventure series turned newest Syfy epic, sat down with Space.com to discuss the story's creation, its many different forms, working on the show and writing space's biggest threat.

Astronomers say giant comets dubbed centaurs argue for an expansion of the list of potential hazards to our home planet.

Mercury is typically difficult to spot from Earth, but on Dec. 28, the innermost planet will be visible to skywatchers in the Northern Hemisphere. Here's how you can spot it.

There is no substance to multiple media reports that an asteroid passing by Earth will cause earthquakes on our own planet, according to asteroid experts at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

See the most amazing night sky photos of 2015 by amateur astronomers and stargazers around the world in our year-end gallery here. Solar eclipses, the moon and more wowed Space.com readers this year.

The launch delay and possible cancellation of NASA's next Mars lander shouldn't affect the agency's other activities at the Red Planet going forward, officials say.

Russia's uncrewed Progress 62 freighter docked with an Earth-facing port on the orbiting lab today (Dec. 23) at 5:31 a.m. EST (1031 GMT), two days after blasting off atop a Soyuz rocket from Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.

This Christmas, the Slooh Community Observatory will let kids try to snap a photo of Santa Claus as he crosses the moon on his way to deliver presents.

NASA's next mission to Mars, the InSight lander, will not be ready to launch in March 2016 due to leaks in one of its primary instruments, the space agency announced Tuesday (Dec. 22).

How does Star Wars's space opera look to someone who's actually been in space?

Expedition 46 Commander Scott Kelly, Flight Engineer Tim Kopra and Flight Engineer Tim Peake talk about being away for the holidays and send their holiday message.