NASA is using its assets and expertise from across the agency, including from JPL, to help respond to Hurricane/Tropical Storm Harvey.

NASA and the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum will celebrate 40 years of the Voyager 1 and 2 spacecraft.

NASA’s Juno spacecraft will make its seventh science flyby over Jupiter’s mysterious cloud tops this Friday.

NASA and the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum will celebrate 40 years of the Voyager 1 and 2 spacecraft.

NASA’s Juno spacecraft will make its seventh science flyby over Jupiter’s mysterious cloud tops this Friday.

Star Storm, an explosive performance inspired by stellar processes in the Universe, will be premiered at the 2017 Ars Electronica Festival in Linz, Austria, on 10 September.

Technology image of the week: Hardware that has been to space and back will be on show during ESA’s 8 October Open Day in the Netherlands

First observed 600 years ago, this binary system is providing vital clues to how novae work.

NASA’s Cassini spacecraft is 18 days from its mission-ending dive into the atmosphere of Saturn.

NASA’s Cassini spacecraft is 18 days from its mission-ending dive into the atmosphere of Saturn.

Human spaceflight and robotic exploration image of the week: A particle accelerator recreates cosmic radiation

This video of the eclipse from Gallatin, Tennessee, offers a great look back at totality.

A little trash picking, a little scrap scrounging, and some father-son elbow grease turned a hunk of junk telescope into an eclipse machine.

Automatically stitching together multiple images from Sentinel-2, Austrian company EOX gives us an unobstructed view of Earth

Preparation of NASA’s next spacecraft to Mars, InSight, has ramped up this summer, on course for launch next May as the first interplanetary launch from California.

Preparation of NASA’s next spacecraft to Mars, InSight, has ramped up this summer, on course for launch next May as the first interplanetary launch from California.

A new algorithm can change the way Kepler measures brightness.

As international experts convene in Stockholm for World Water Week, discover how satellites help to manage this precious resource for irrigation

Space Science Image of the Week: Cassini is making its final dives between Saturn and its rings before the mission’s grand finale next month

A new study shows what happens in Mars’ atmosphere when the Sun sets.

The rapid intensification of Harvey is depicted in a new set of images from a pair of instruments on NASA’s Aqua satellite.

The rapid intensification of Harvey is depicted in a new set of images from a pair of instruments on NASA’s Aqua satellite.

Take a peek inside the Cassini team’s beloved tradition of Friday breakfast together.

The rapid intensification of Harvey is depicted in a new set of images from a pair of instruments on NASA’s Aqua satellite.

Mechanical computers could help explore an extremely unwelcoming planet.

Take a peek inside the Cassini team’s beloved tradition of Friday breakfast together.

The rapid intensification of Harvey is depicted in a new set of images from a pair of instruments on NASA’s Aqua satellite.

Mechanical computers could help explore an extremely unwelcoming planet.

Sentinel-3A takes Hurricane Harvey’s temperature as the storm gains strength and moves towards Texas

Earlier this month, radio dishes from three deep-space networks combined to catch faint ‘survival’ whispers from one of ESA’s Mars orbiters, underlining the value of international collaboration for exploring the Red Planet.

Our week through the lens: 21-25 August 2017

This is our best yet image of a star that’s not the Sun.

On Sept. 15, NASA’s Cassini spacecraft will complete its remarkable story of exploration with an intentional plunge into Saturn’s atmosphere, ending its mission after nearly 20 years in space.

On Sept. 15, NASA’s Cassini spacecraft will complete its remarkable story of exploration with an intentional plunge into Saturn’s atmosphere, ending its mission after nearly 20 years in space.

ESA participated in the Kid’s Weightless Dreams campaign organised by Novespace and Rêves de Gosse giving children with disabilities the opportunity to experience weightlessness and lunar gravity on a parabolic flight. 

ESA astronauts Samantha Cristoforetti and Matthias Maurer joined 16 Chinese astronauts earlier this month for nine days of sea survival training off China’s coastal city of Yantai. The ultimate goal is for ESA to establish a long term cooperation with China and ESA astronaut to fly on China’s space station.

A past Astronomy contributor compares his eclipse experiences.

This first-of-its-kind detection suggests there’s still much to learn about supernovae.

Operations image of the week: During the first open day at ESA’s centre in Germany in 1974, one young visitor kept his eye on the camera while crowds mobbed the main control room

Researchers at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory have recreated the ice giants’ diamond rain.

A team of Chinese astronomers studied the Sun during the 117-second totality.

Sentinel-2 shows blazes and dramatic burn scars from wildfires in Greece

Technology image of the week: This crew of Polish ‘astronauts’ are testing altered perceptions of time during a two-week simulated stay on the Moon

ESA astronauts Matthias Maurer and Samantha Cristoforetti participate in Chinese sea survival training

Human spaceflight and robotic operations image of the week: Sun returns after four months of darkness in Antarctica

While ground-based observers experienced the awe-inspiring view of a total solar eclipse yesterday, astronauts aboard the International Space Station, and our Sun-watching satellites, enjoyed unique perspectives of this spectacular sight f…

Images from Earth and space as 21 August’s solar eclipse swept over the globe

The Sun as seen by SOHO and Proba-2 as astronomers prepare for today’s total solar eclipse

The Sun as seen by SOHO and Proba-2 as astronomers prepare for today’s total solar eclipse

Our week through the lens: 14 – 18 August 2017

You can send in your photos of the eclipse as part of this historic effort.

They form the same as stars, but have the kind of wild weather typically seen on Jupiter or Neptune.

Asteroid Florence, a large near-Earth asteroid, will pass safely by Earth on Sept. 1, 2017, at a distance of about 4.4 million miles.

Photos can’t do justice to the in-person experience, according to an eclipse-chaser at JPL.

From the first detection of active volcanoes outside Earth to the first up-close images of Neptune, the 40-year Odyssey of NASA’s Voyager mission is full of unforgettable memories.

Asteroid Florence, a large near-Earth asteroid, will pass safely by Earth on Sept. 1, 2017, at a distance of about 4.4 million miles.

Photos can’t do justice to the in-person experience, according to an eclipse-chaser at JPL.

From the first detection of active volcanoes outside Earth to the first up-close images of Neptune, the 40-year Odyssey of NASA’s Voyager mission is full of unforgettable memories.

Researchers have a new model for explaining how clouds move and change shape in brown dwarfs, using insights from NASA’s Spitzer Space Telescope.

NASA’s Eyes on the Eclipse application offers an easy preview of the event for any location.

NASA’s Eyes on the Eclipse application offers an easy preview of the event for any location.

Researchers have a new model for explaining how clouds move and change shape in brown dwarfs, using insights from NASA’s Spitzer Space Telescope.

For the first time in India, a state government is using satellites to assess lost crops so that farmers can benefit from speedy insurance payouts.

For the first time in India, a state government is using satellites to assess lost crops so that farmers can benefit from speedy insurance payouts.

Astrophysicists are joining sightseers in watching Monday’s total solar eclipse across North America but, in the decade to come, they will be viewing eclipses that last for hours instead of a few minutes – thanks to a pioneering ESA space mission.

Astrophysicists are joining sightseers in watching Monday’s total solar eclipse across North America but, in the decade to come, they will be viewing eclipses that last for hours instead of a few minutes – thanks to a pioneering ESA space mission.

A group of NASA and NOAA scientists are teaming up this month on an airborne field campaign to study severe storms in the Northern Hemisphere and what makes them intensify.

A group of NASA and NOAA scientists are teaming up this month on an airborne field campaign to study severe storms in the Northern Hemisphere and what makes them intensify.

The spacecraft has entered its final five orbits of Saturn.

Technology image of the week: Europe’s largest vacuum chamber, used to test satellites before they fly