If you’re hoping to get a glimpse of the celestial event, and perhaps photograph it, here are some viewing tips. Continue reading →

U of M invites the public to explore galaxies far, far away, offering open houses on the last Wednesday of every month talking all things astronomy. Continue reading →

Using a special headset, they look up and view illustrated images of stars and constellations which overlap the actual night-time sky. Continue reading →

Asgardia claims the status of “the first space nation – a global humanitarian project for everyone on the planet,” and says it will eventually apply for United Nations membership. Continue reading →

The British physicist, who gained international acclaim for his work on black holes, was laid to rest during a service at London’s Westminster Abbey. Continue reading →

Capturing video footage of a space walk was foiled when the SD card was left back in the International Space Station. Continue reading →

An asteroid that’s estimated to be the size of the Statue of Liberty will narrowly miss Earth as it passes by on May 15. Continue reading →

NASA is planning to send a tiny autonomous helicopter to Mars on its next rover mission to the red planet. Continue reading →