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Will Lubbock be hit by a giant space rocket this weekend? The answer is, probably not, but as of this moment, nothing can be ruled out. According to the New York Times, Long March 5B, or at least a part of it, is falling towards Earth...

There is some good news this week. NASA officials say Planet Earth is safe from being hit by an asteroid that scientists have been studying for years. According to NASA Asteroid Apophis will not be slamming into planet Earth within the next 100 years...

The takeoff took two astronauts and one cosmonaut up to the International Space Station. The trip is expected to take two days, according to NASA.

A young man and his incredible Idea. It wasn't even a part of a Mastercard commercial. The young man wanted to pay tribute to the now defunct NASA space program. So, what do you do?. Go buy a weather balloon, make a replica of the Space Shuttle with Lego's, attach a video camera and power supply, and...

Photos and Video that has been gathered from the International Space Station of the Aurora Borialis has been released by NASA. These are the first "moving pictures" of the Northern Lights ever seen. Made by combining a mass of photographs and video shot from cameras outside the International Space Station, the results are some of the clearest, highest resolution images of space ever seen

A planet about 2 and a half times the size of the Earth has been found outside our solar system firmly placed in a habitable orbit around it's own sun. The planet, discovered by Nasa's Keppler spacecraft and dubbed Keppler 22b, might have an average temperature of 72 degrees making it possible for water to exist...

NASA Launches a monster truck sized rover on an eight and a half month trip to Mars. The Mars Rover "Curiosity" will make its several stage landing sometime in the summer of 2012 with more exploration tools than any previous rover have been able to carry...

Where is it going to crash? That's the question that NASA scientists keep asking and essentially the only real answer to that question is: The entire Earth is a strike zone at this point. Not that anybody really needs to take cover right now, but, what used to be an odds of 1 in 21 trillion that someone might get hit by falling pieces is now 1 in 3200...

It's been a busy day at NASA with the new photo's of previous moon landings being shown across the internet, now NASA is warning the sky may be falling where you are. It is very possible a 6.5 ton satellite may be re-entering the earth's atmosphere in late September or early October...

One wonders why this program is retiring. The Space Shuttle Atlantis is preparing for its last launch, the last launch of an incredible space program with among many other things, has given us a chance to look at our beginnings through the Hubble Space Telescope...