Новости за 19.06.2017

After numerous delays, CBS has set Sunday, Sept. 24 as the premiere date for "Star Trek: Discovery."

For most of Bob Hines' astronaut candidate classmates, the act of putting on a blue flight suit was a new experience. But that was not the case for Hines, a NASA research pilot at Johnson Space Center. "I've been wearing it for a long time."

A pair of French entrepreneurs have raised 1.7 million euros ($1.9 million) for a new electric propulsion system to address the small satellite market.

In 2015, a team of Scottish scientists announced they had found a way to slow the speed of light. By sending photons through a special mask, the researchers altered their shape.

A satellite spied fog filling the Strait of Juan de Fuca in western Washington.

A million years from now humans might adapt to space, and space to humans.

Two craters on two different worlds that were visited by two NASA missions have now been linked to mark the 45 years between the two explorations.

The Little Dipper is an asterism (star pattern) in the larger constellation of Ursa Minor, the Little Bear. The most famous star in the constellation is Polaris.

Astronauts on the International Space Station are growing crystals that could help develop new drugs for use on Earth. Here are ten healthcare technologies that have already come from space.

Astronomers have mapped the tangled web woven by the magnetic field of a gas cloud as it births a star. Our own solar system might have looked the same in its earliest days, the researchers said.

Companies all over the United States will be hunting for new rocketeers to hire during the inaugural Spaceport America Cup this week, where students will fire their rocket creations as high as 30,000 feet (9,150 meters).

Literature professor Simon John James and physicist Richard Bower discuss the many, wildly various meanings of "time travel."

On Wednesday (June 21) NASA will webcast two news briefings to discuss the science and logistics of the total solar eclipse that will cross the continental U.S. on Aug. 21.

NASA's Kepler Space Telescope has been used to detect 219 new planet candidates, including 10 in the so-called habitable zones of the stars they orbit.

Before taking the stage at Future Con, Hadfield spoke with Space.com about sharing his spacefaring adventures with eager audiences on Earth.

Millions of Americans are expected to travel to see the total solar eclipse that will cross the continental U.S. on Aug. 21, 2017. The event could create one of the worst traffic days in the nation’s history.