Новости за 12.10.2017

Planet Nine is out there, and astronomers are determined to find it, according to a new statement by NASA.

A small asteroid buzzed Earth early Thursday (Oct. 12) in a close flyby that scientists had been looking forward to for months.

A European satellite built to map Earth's air like never before will launch into space early Friday, and you can watch it live online.

The Russian space agency Roscosmos aborted the launch of its fastest cargo mission to the International Space Station yet today (Oct. 12) due to "reasons yet to be analyzed" that occurred just one minute before liftoff, a NASA spokesperson said.

The new chief executive of Blue Origin told the National Space Council his company is in discussions about certifying its New Glenn rocket for government missions, a shift in strategy that could put the company in competition with a customer.

NASA's OCO-2 satellite observed carbon dioxide response to one of strongest El Niños on record.

The search for extraterrestrials has gone on long before the SETI Institute was founded in 1984.

An animation of satellite images shows plumes of dense, gray smoke rising from wildfires burning in multiple locations in California.

NASA's Orbiting Carbon Observatory-2 (OCO-2) will study atmospheric carbon dioxide from space. See images and photos from the carbon-hunting mission in this Space.com gallery.

These upside-down canyons could contribute to the melt and collapse of Antarctica's floating expanses of ice.

Wildfires continue to burn a path of destruction through California's wine country, as two new satellite photos show.

Astronomers have directly measured a blazing-bright object on the opposite side of the Milky Way, almost doubling the record for the most distant object measured in our own galaxy.

What role will NASA play in getting humans to Mars, and when will the agency depend on participation from commercial companies? A top NASA official discusses the agency's plans.