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| Space Quiz! What made the 1st successful Mars landing 50 years ago? |
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The U.S. Federal Communications Commission can single-handedly approve space projects that will change the night sky around the world. The international community can do very little against it and scientists are trying to preserve the night sky while they can.
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Did you hear that? Most hearing aids have one processor. These bad boys have two, making speech clearer and crisper by processing speech and noise separately. No wonder 540,000+ customers love them. Join them and start your 45-day no-risk trial today.
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Watch NASA astronaut Chris Williams and his two Russian cosmonaut crewmates return to Earth aboard a Soyuz spacecraft on Sunday to wrap an 8-month stay in orbit.
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On Episode 220 of This Week In Space, Rod Pyle and Tariq Malik are joined by Dr. Pascal Lee and astrobiologist Dr. Penny Boston to mark the 50th anniversary of Viking 1's landing on Mars. Did you guess it was Viking 1 in our quiz above? You're so clever...
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Millions of skywatchers will have front-row seats to a dramatic 96% 'blood moon' lunar eclipse. And if you miss this, you'll have to wait until New Year's Eve in 2028! Here's what you need to know.
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Would we really recognize a message from E.T.? Between biosignatures and technosignatures lie noosignatures, and some scientists think they could help us find alien life someday.
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NASA's Curiosity Mars rover has experienced some serious wear and tear during its nearly 14 years on the Red Planet, as seen in new images of its wheels. Check it out here.
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Today's space history flashback takes us back to 1962, when two Russian cosmonauts took flight on a Soviet jetliner to experience weightlessness without leaving Earth. See how it happened here.
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Hoping to photograph the night sky? You can save big on ZWO astrophotography gear for a limited time, including on 3 cameras we absolutely love. Here's where to find the deals.
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Well, Space Fans, that's a wrap on today's dose of space. We hope you all had a great weekend and look forward to an amazing week in space ahead.
Be sure to tune in later this week, as NASA will give us all an update on the planned launch of the Roman Space Telescope next month. And we're counting down to the total solar eclipse of 2026! It's coming sooner than you'd think. Don't forget you can get the latest from Space.com with our new app available now on iOS and Android.
Keep looking up!
Tariq Malik
Editor-in-Chief, Space.com
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