Jul 23 2011
The Shuttle Is Dead; Long Live The Politics
When space shuttle Atlantis fired up its engines on July 8, the bittersweet tears for the end of an era had barely dried when the question: "So, what's next?" was asked.
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Jul 13 2011
An Astronaut-Eye View of the Space Station
NASA spacewalker Ron Garan is taking dramatic bird's eye view images.
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Jul 09 2011
UFO Disclosure Day: Is the Conspiracy Out There?
Yesterday was World UFO Disclosure Day... Did we learn anything new about extraterrestrials?
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Jul 07 2011
Space Music: Shuttle Tracks to Blast Off With
Friday's planned Atlantis launch brings all this to a close and, amid all the emotion, you'll probably want to crank some appropriate space music.
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Jul 01 2011
NASA to Apollo 14 Astronaut: We Want Our Camera Back
Did ex-NASA astronaut Edgar Mitchell illegally take one of the Apollo 14 cameras, only to try to auction it for profit?
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Jun 24 2011
The Case of NASA’s Contraband Sticky Tape
Sticky tape turned up in a Missouri auction house. NASA pounced to claim ownership. Either the agency is taking sticky tape pilfering very seriously, or something important is stuck to it.
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Jun 23 2011
Space Music: We Are Star Dust, We Are Golden
Robert Lamb blogs about Carl Sagan, star dust and some awesome cosmic renditions of Joni Mitchell's "Woodstock."
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Jun 01 2011
Space Music: Supernova Sonatas and Neil’s Armsong
Supernovae are among the most powerful events in the universe. And they can hold a tune.
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May 31 2011
Photographer Chases Apollo Space Pioneers in ‘Moonbug’
HowStuffWorks writer Robert Lamb blogs about a new space documentary that combines photography, filmmaking, music and lunar exploration.
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May 23 2011
Space Music: The Blind Astrophysicist
How could you visualize the Cosmos if you're a blind astrophysicist? Wanda Diaz has the answer.
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