A German Lunar X-Prize team has announced its intentions to send two mobile probes to the Moon to inspect the lunar…
On December 14, 1972, astronaut Eugene Cernan stepped up onto the lunar module, shook the moon dust off these boots,…
On December 11, 1972, Apollo 17 touched down on the Moon. This was not only our final Moon landing, but the last time…
Earlier this week, NASA uploaded an incredible treasure trove of images to a new gallery on Flickr: unprocessed…
In 1972, a number of notable SF authors and scientists boarded the S.S. Statendam for a unique experience: witness the…
December 14, 1972: Admire a fleeting moment of scientific poetry: sunlight reflecting off a dusty ball of rock, the…
This is one car that you can leave unlocked when you walk away from it. According to Astronomy Picture of the Day,…
If you are fond of the Apollo project, then you'll love this site Ben Feist has been building for years—which is now…
When Apollo 17 lifted off from the moon 42 years ago this week, a camera captured the movements of the spacecraft —…
Yesterday's 263-foot drive by the NASA's Opportunity put Mars Rover's total distance driven at 35.76 km, breaking the…
Here's a freshly-updated infographic by SPACE.com's Karl Tate, illustrating the distances driven by various rovers on…
Contrary to the cries of conspiracy theorists, there was once a time when man traveled to the moon, and on this day in…
Everyone knows the first words that were said on the moon, but what about the last? 40 years ago yesterday we left the…
Let's say you're an astronaut. You're on the Moon. You're hundreds of thousands of miles away from home, and the only…
Scientists examining Hubble Telescope images of the Moon recently noticed what looked like titanium deposits all around…
This lunar soil marks the last time humans visited another world. It was here in December 1972 that the final Apollo…
When I looked at this photo my first thought was "Oh, what a cute paper model of the lunar module! It's so nicely…
It's blurrier than old MySpace snapshots, but it's there as expected. The Apollo Lunar Modules and the US flag left…
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