From space, the southeastern Italian region of Puglia bursts with contrast: bright city clusters, dark angular farms, and ...

Astronauts living in isolated, sanitized space habitats for long periods of time could stay healthier by being exposed to a greater variety of microbes from Earth, according to a new study.

NASA scientists are using airborne technology to track flowers from above, offering new insights into seasonal plant cycles.

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Our conversation with Tess Hatch covers the evolving landscape of space investment ... series features 15-minute down-to-Earth interviews with key players in space, ranging from the executives ...

ENISA argued in its Space Threat Landscape report that there’s an urgent need to ... Citing third-party figures, it claimed there are over 10,000 active satellites in various Earth orbits today, with ...

Astronomers believe that 14,000 undiscovered near-Earth objects like asteroids, large enough to cause damage, could be in space. Recently, NASA was tracking a large asteroid flying past Earth ...