Sarah Lewin
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Relive Apollo with Author Doug Brinkley at NYC's Intrepid Museum
If you're in New York City on Friday, June 14, get ready for the 50th anniversary of Apollo at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum with historian and author Douglas Brinkley. → Read More
In Photos: Einstein's 1919 Solar Eclipse Experiment Tests General Relativity
Here's how scientists verified Albert Einstein's theory of relativity using a total solar eclipse. → Read More
Alien Minds, Alien Tech (and Spiders, Too): Q&A With Sci-Fi Author Adrian Tchaikovsky
'Children of Ruin' probes alien minds of terrestrial and extraterrestrial origin. → Read More
'Apollo's Legacy': Space Historian Talks Lunar Science, Politics — and a Return to the Moon
NASA's Apollo program was transformational technologically, scientifically and politically, and it reverberates today in how the country sees itself and its accomplishments. → Read More
'Exhalation' Collection Will Expand Your Mind: A Q&A with Short Story Author Ted Chiang
Ted Chiang's latest collection of short stories, "Exhalation" (Knopf 2019) invites the mind to stretch and bend around thorny questions of physics, consciousness, free will and storytelling. → Read More
Picard Faces Psychological Drama in New 'Star Trek' Series
The former Starfleet captain Jean-Luc Picard's (Patrick Stewart) later years sound full of inner conflict in an upcoming 'Star Trek' series. → Read More
'Improved' Gravitational-Wave Detectors Rake in Five Exciting Finds in a Month
Just a month into a new observing round after significant improvements, gravitational-wave detectors have already used ripples in space-time to pinpoint five collisions of cosmic proportions. → Read More
Weird Science: Nanoparticles, Algae and Organs on Chips to Launch on SpaceX Dragon
Here's the carbon-watching, drug-carrying, organ-simulating science headed to space on SpaceX's Dragon cargo spacecraft. → Read More
The Space Age Invades Marvel's Cinematic Universe
Marvel's "Ant-Man" had minimal relation to space, but there have always been references to the space industry in the movies, and more space coming soon. → Read More
Ryugu Proves Perilous Target in Asteroid-Mining Thriller 'Delta-V'
In "Delta-V" (Dutton, 2019) by Daniel Suarez, out today (April 23), an unpredictable billionaire recruits an adventurous cave diver to join the first-ever effort to mine an asteroid. → Read More
SpaceX Cargo Launch Still On Track Despite Crew Dragon Anomaly, NASA Says
While NASA and SpaceX are still looking into the accident that interrupted an uncrewed test of SpaceX's Crew Dragon capsule April 20, NASA officials say the company's upcoming space station launch is still on target. → Read More
Lyrid Meteor Shower 2019 Peaks Overnight Tonight and Monday!
The Lyrid meteor shower peaks in the early mornings April 22 and 23, 2019. → Read More
Blastoff! How to See a Rocket Launch In Person This Year
You can watch a rocket blast off as long as your plans are flexible. Here’s a guide to each of this year's U.S. launch locations and dates. → Read More
Science Channel Chronicles Israel's 1st Moon Mission in Documentary Tonight
A new documentary April 15 from Science Channel follows SpaceIL's Beresheet mission, the Israeli moon lander that failed and crashed into the lunar surface. → Read More
Landmark NASA Twins Study Reveals Space Travel's Effects on the Human Body
Results are finally published on NASA's Twins Study, which followed astronauts Scott and Mark Kelly as Scott spent nearly a year on the International Space Station. → Read More
Wow! Astronaut Spots Cargo Ship Launch from Space Station (Photo)
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques snapped a photo of a Russian cargo spacecraft's zigzag launch trail from the International Space Station this morning (April 4). → Read More
Space Debris from India's Anti-Satellite Test Is a 'Terrible, Terrible Thing,' NASA Chief Says
NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine had harsh words for India, which launched an anti-satellite missile test that Bridenstine says created dangerous debris. → Read More
India's Anti-Satellite Test Created Dangerous Debris, NASA Chief Says
NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine had harsh words for India, which launched an anti-satellite missile test that Bridenstine says created dangerous debris. → Read More
This Epic R2-D2 Observatory is Totally the Droid We've Been Looking For
Germany's Zweibrücken Observatory bears a striking resemblance to a beloved 'Star Wars' sidekick. → Read More
NASA Aims to Accelerate SLS Megarocket for 2024 Moon Push
NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine said that speeding up production of NASA's Space Launch System (SLS) megarocket is absolutely essential to getting humans to the moon by 2024. → Read More