All news on the topic: Nasa

Scientists are excited over the possible discovery of a gas "uniquely associated with life" on the massive K2-18b exoplanet which is being branded as a major breakthrough

A fireball meteor illuminated the skies, captivating hundreds of eyewitnesses and experts as it streaked across the night at 36,000 mph, disintegrating 22 miles above Pennsylvania

NASA's SpaceX crew has splashed down after six months at the International Space Station in spectacular scenes. The crew of four landed safely in the Atlantic ocean

NASA this week published photos taken by its Luna Reconnaissance Orbiter of a new crater in the Moon, which was made by Russia's failed Luna 25 mission earlier this month

NASA's Viking probes made history when they landed safely on the surface of Mars in the 1970s - the expedition hoped to find evidence of life on the Red Planet but the experiments conducted may have killed the organisms instead

First spotted back in late 2014, ASASSN-14li was the closest tidal disruption event to Earth discovered in a decade at the time, at just 290 million light-years away

Dr Thomas Zurbuchen, Nasa's longest-serving administrator, believes UFOs do exist but they may be “unfriendly” advanced technology following the space agency's inquiry

Old habits die hard - but if you want to beat some health issues which you just can't seem to get the better of, it may be your "modern lifestyle" tendencies which are getting in the way, according to a GP

The rocks appear to be scarred with wheels, an axle and debris, with experts stating a “fragment from an extra-terrestrial or terrestrial spacecraft cannot be discounted with absolute certainty”

One NASA scientist claimed that it's not a question of if we will find alien life, but when. While she said we’re close to finding life in our own solar system, others disagree.

NASA's new plane will be the fastest passenger aircraft to exist, surpassing the speed of sound. The London to New York journey time will be around half of Concorde's fastest ever flight

Experts have issued a warning that the giant sunspot could release energetic explosions that are so powerful they are capable of knocking out Earth's power grids

Suggestions that it could be home to a fascist hideaway likely pay homage to the popular online conspiracy theory that the Nazis survived after the war in a hidden base in Antarctica

The heat spot is a suspected patch of radiation after scientists discovered a 31-mile mass of granite deep below the Moon's surface, suggesting it came from a once-active volcano

Hurtling through space is an asteroid so large, it has led to speculation it is completely jam-packed with precious metals worth £8,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 - making everyone on Earth billionaires

In 1924, Clarence Birdseye patented the double-belt freezer, which improved the quality of frozen food by cooling it faster - and sparked a kitchen revolution

How astronauts train is always top of the list of any space fan's questions - so we sent one writer to try it out and find out exactly what happens at space camp

NASA says it has cegained contact with its pioneering Voyager 2 craft after a case of human error suddenly cut contact two weeks ago with the second-ever probe in space

NASA is gearing up to launch a spacecraft to study the asteroid 16 Psyche, estimated to be worth $10 quintillion in precious metals

The co-founder of OceanGate Expeditions doesn’t appear to be deterred by the Titan submersible tragedy and plans to send 1,000 humans to live on Venus

The team behind NASA’s OSIRIS-REx mission are preparing for a manmade object to return to Earth, which will separate from the spacecraft, enter the atmosphere and parachute back down

Expert Chris Lintott says that the coming weeks are among the best for watching amazing events occurring in the skies above us

NASA's Psyche spacecraft is on a mission to asteroid 16 Psyche, rumored to hold a mind-boggling $10,000 quadrillion worth of precious metals

Richard Sandrak was nicknamed the 'world's strongest boy' aged eight due to his muscular physique, but has since revealed he'd rather be skateboarding and working for NASA than pumping iron

German officials have been advised to bring in siestas - or afternoon naps - to help workers cope with the brutal heatwave currently baking Europe, with temperatures over 40C in parts