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Microbes seem at home in the space lab.
Different causes, same effect.
There's no water in its stratosphere -- a first that might change what scientists think Hot Jupiters form.
Those are some big wheels to fill.
If we're going on Mars, we're going in style.
The worms could be crucial for a garden-like ecosystem if we ever want to establish a Martian colony.
After 11 years in space, this marvelous shot of the ringed planet was taken
That's how science works sometimes.
A strange visitor from interstellar space came to visit. It might teach us a thing or two about the universe.
Finally, no more flat tires!
Pluto just got a lot more interesting.
Who knows -- this might make a great second home.
An ingenious technique could enable us to witness some of the strongest gravitational waves.
A unique astronomical event is leaving many scientists scratching their heads.
It's supposed to be one of the first galaxies.
Too big for a planet, too small for a star.
The findings could have important consequences for the prospect of finding alien life there.
It was around just 2.6 billion years after the Big Bang.
Legen -- wait for it -- science!
Seems like the brain of astronauts starts to float upward.
Trick or treat? I'm dressed as a habitable planet.
It's not heat, but low pressure that drives this boiling.
Put the kettle on, we have a visitor.
You'll feel very, very small after reading seeing this image.
It took a bit of creative tinkering, but significant progress has been reported.
The spacecraft's legacy lives on.
He was one of the pioneers of studying solar activity.
Mars has an invisible magnetic tail and it might contribute to Martian atmospheric loss.
Building a moonbase in a lava tube. Doesn't that sound awesome?
NASA just wins, can everyone stop with the fidget spinner videos now?
You can explore the solar system from the comfort of your home.
A ninth planet 10 times bigger than Earth might be lurking far away within the solar system.
No reason to worry, just an 8-ton space station crashing down on Earth.
This was an amazing week in science -- with much more to come.
Groundbreaking data allows us to study carbon dioxide in unprecedented detail.
Brave move. Hopefully, it will pay off.
It was floating around where we estimated it would be.
This could be a game changer.
An overview of humanity's fascination with the Red Planet.
It must have looked like a weird sight from Earth's vantage point.
It will stay there for centuries, if not a thousand years.
You can watch it live here.
Sharing sensitive data will never be the same.
Turns out, planet farts are just like ours, but with chlorine!
An eerily view of Saturn.
They opened a new door in our understanding of the universe and definitely deserve all the honors.
Time for some of that Earther hospitality.
Burping methane may have bought Mars some extra time before it turned into a wasteland.
We've been looking at some galaxies wrong all along.
The serial entrepreneur is at it again with yet another audacious claim.
