Earlier today, I had the honor of being invited on PRI's "The World" radio show with host Lisa Mullins to discuss a combination two of my favorite subjects: space beer!
Virgin Galactic has released a video clip of the latest test flight of SpaceShipTwo, featuring the spacecraft's unique "feathering" technique.
It was an unlikely find at the UK's busiest airport: Albert Einstein's immigration papers dated 26 May, 1933.
Speaking at the Interlop 2011 conference on Tuesday, Vint Cerf, chief Internet evangelist for Google, discussed ongoing plans for a standardized "Interplanetary Internet."
Former NASA administrator James C. Fletcher played a crucial role in the first three decades of human space exploration. To what extent did his Mormon faith fuel his enthusiasm?
Paulo Nespoli, a European Space Agency astronaut serving aboard the International Space Station, will be coming home later this month to a world without his mother, Maria Motta.
Fifteen years ago, shuttle astronaut Rich Clifford launched into space with a secret -- a diagnosis of Parkinson's disease.
Is a new viral video of an alien body recovered in Russia for real?
Think you can just pop a pill to cure that microgravity queasiness? Think again.
A new play premiering in California documents the fascinating life of Henrietta Leavitt: the woman who figured out how to measure the universe.
