All Science
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NASA unveils new lunar map
The latest, most detailed map offers the best view yet of the lunar south pole, considered a prime target for a manned landing after 2020.
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Lunar eclipse to occur Wednesday night
Beginning on the West Coast at 7pm, the earth's shadow will bathe the moon in a red or orange tinge.
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Across the Milky Way, more planet Earths?
Two new discoveries suggest that sunlike solar systems like ours – with life-hosting planets – are more common than previously thought.
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On the horizon: news from the frontiers of science
How your clothes might one day charge your cellphone, Saturn's icy 'waterworld,' and farmed salmon threaten wild ones
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Space shuttle Atlantis to launch with Columbus lab
The European Space Agency's long-term plans for manned space flight rest on the successful launch of the module scheduled Thursday.
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Building at World Trade Center is a showcase of terrorproof technologies
Architects around the world are erecting skyscrapers that use a hollow concrete core surrounded by bomb-resistant glass and other security innovations.
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NASA to broadcast The Beatles into deep space
The transmission of the Fab Four's 'Across the Universe' to the North Star marks the US space agency's 50th anniversary.
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From the back of a bike to the moon
American space research returns to its original launching pad in Huntsville, Ala.
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A 124-mile view of Mercury's mysteries
Monday's flyby, the first visit in 33 years, is expected to render new images and data that can shed light on the origins of the solar system.
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Wing and a prayer propel a young black pilot to aviation records
Barrington Irving shunned the drugs and gangs of his Miami neighborhood for his dream of flying – now he helps other kids soar.
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