Новости за 08.11.2016

NASA's Cassini spacecraft has captured video of methane clouds scudding through the skies of Titan, Saturn's largest moon.

The new head of NASA's science directorate says he wants to incorporate more innovation into its various missions, but acknowledges that there are limited opportunities to do so in the near future with current missions.

This November, the Leonid meteor shower will be visible from Earth once again. Find out when, where and how to see the meteors with this viewing guide.

Breakthrough Listen has begun using the Parkes radio telescope in Australia to scan the heavens, representatives of the ambitious, decade-long project announced Monday (Nov. 7).

There are billions upon billions of galaxies in our universe, but only a handful have common names — and some of them might surprise you.

How did our galaxy come to be known as the Milky Way?

The United States Air Force's mysterious X-37B space plane would make a nice medical-evacuation vehicle for the International Space Station (ISS), some researchers say.

NASA plans to launch a suite of tiny, next-generation satellites into Earth's orbit to study weather patterns and climate change.

Learn all about the U.S. Air Force's robotic X-37B space plane, which has flown four mystery missions to date.

NASA astronaut Shane Kimbrough is off the planet at the moment, but he still had his say in this year's presidential election.

The joint mission's goal is to find out if life ever existed on Mars.

The International Space Station completes multiple orbits around Earth every day, and now you can track the space lab as it passes overhead using an interactive map tool called Spot the Station.

The European Space Agency (ESA) has partnered with the Vatican Apostolic Library to preserve satellite data and archived scientific information for future generations.

A shapeshifting wing designed by NASA and MIT engineers could greatly reduce fuel use and emissions.

Although space policy isn't a huge talking point in the run-up to an election, the Democratic front-runner gave a rare glimpse of her personal interest in space exploration.

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) would like to remind citizens of the U.S. to vote today (Nov. 8).