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SpaceX launched astronauts into space this past Saturday on U.S. soil for the first time in nine years. The astronauts arrived at the Space Station, safely, on Sunday morning.
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When most people get up in the morning, the first thing they do is hit facebook or some news outlet to see what's happening in the world. I hit Facebook too but the first thing I look at is NASA's page or I go directly to their website to what's happening in the world of space explora…

Tomorrow (February 22nd) at 1 p.m. NASA are planning to hold a news conference in Washington where they'll present new findings on planets that orbit stars other than our sun, known as exoplanets.

I'm the first to admit that every time I carve pumpkins for Halloween, they always turn out looking like crap.

Earlier this morning astronaut Scott Kelly arrived in Houston after nearly a year-long mission in space. The one-year mission was designed to help NASA better understand what happens to an astronaut's physical and mental health during an extremely long stay in a micro-gravity environment.

If you have ever gotten really stoned and wondered what Michigan would look like from space, well, today your THC-induced curiosity can rest.

A NASA rocket filled with supplies for the International Space Station exploded during it's launch Tuesday (10/28/14) evening. The rocket was unmanned but there was major damage to the launch facilities.

As a kid I always dreamed of being able to go into space and now thanks to NASA's live-streaming views of earth, I can come a little closer to those dreams. The project, known as the High Definition Earth Viewing experiment, aims to test how cameras perform in the space environment.

I think we can all agree that the world isn't really coming to an end on December 21, 2012. For us, it's just a reason to throw a kick ass party. Well, Nasa is so sure the world will still be around on December 22 that they made a video with many reasons why.

It's a pretty big deal that NASA landed the robot vehicle Curiosity on the surface of Mars, but it would be an even bigger deal if Curiosity ended up documenting evidence of life on the red planet.  Some people are saying that's exactly what has happened, check out the video the world…

Ever since I was a kid, I wanted to be there in person to see a real deal space shuttle launch. Well, it looks like that will never actually happen, this is the closest I will come. If you have a nice sound system for you computer, crank this thing up, it sounds killer!

Astrophysicist  Neil deGrasse Tyson discusses and makes an interesting point about the disgusting budget cuts to the space program and basically the future of our existence. I think after watching this you will be amazed at what it would cost us to keep our space program up and running, not onl…