How a Real-Life Astrophysicist Found Superman's Planet Krypton: The Inside Story By Clara Moskowitz published 9 November 12 The famous astronomer helped DC comics locate a real-life star to host the fictional planet.
James Bond in Space: How the World's Favorite Spy Has Followed US Spaceflight By Clara Moskowitz published 9 November 12 Over the 50 years of James Bond movies, many have prominently featured space.
The 5 Reasons We Still Love James Bond By Clara Moskowitz published 9 November 12 After 50 years our love affair with 007 endures.
Amazing Photo Shows Saturn Dwarfing Tiny Moon By Clara Moskowitz published 8 November 12 Saturn's gorgeous rings are on display alongside the tiny moon Mimas.
The Best Space Photos Ever: Astronauts & Scientists Weigh in By Clara Moskowitz published 8 November 12 Here are the most beloved space photos of scientists, photographers, authors and historians.
Quantum Mystery of Light Revealed by New Experiment By Clara Moskowitz published 5 November 12 A new experiment has revealed light behaving like both a particle and a wave simultaneously.
NASA Pumpkin Carver Creates Curiosity Space-O'-Lantern By Clara Moskowitz published 31 October 12 A NASA worker has a long-standing tradition of carving "space-o'-lanterns."
New NASA Spaceship Comes Together for 2014 Test Launch By Clara Moskowitz published 27 October 12 NASA's Orion capsule is being built now for an unmanned launch in 2014.
Will the Large Hadron Collider Destroy Earth? By Clara Moskowitz published 26 October 12 Whether the world's largest atom smasher will destroy Earth is just one question buzzing around on the eve of LHC's opening.
Meteorite From California Fireball Is Meteor-wrong, Scientist Says By Clara Moskowitz published 25 October 12 A stone thought to be a meteorite deposited by an Oct. 17 fireball is just a rock, scientists say.
Meteorite Found! Fragment of California Fireball Hit House By Clara Moskowitz published 22 October 12 The meteorite from the Oct. 17 fireball dented the roof of a house in Novato, Calif.
Private Space Taxi Builders On Track to Launch Astronauts Soon By Clara Moskowitz published 19 October 12 SpaceX, Sierra Nevada, and Boeing are each making progress toward launching people on private spacecraft.
Private Spaceflight Industry at Big Turning Point, Experts Say By Clara Moskowitz published 19 October 12 This year has seen major milestones in the development of private spaceflight.
How Singer Sarah Brightman Could Change the Face of Private Space Travel By Clara Moskowitz published 16 October 12 Brightman will be one of the most famous private citizens to fly to space.
Mercury Craters Look Like Cookie Monster in NASA Photo By Clara Moskowitz published 14 October 12 Cookie! A new photo from NASA's Messenger spacecraft looks a lot like Sesame Street's Cookie Monster.
Curiosity Rover's Pet Mars Rock 'Jake' Unlike Any Seen on Red Planet By Clara Moskowitz published 14 October 12 A rock being examined by Curiosity is different from previously studied Mars rocks.
Super-Earth Planet Likely Made of Diamond By Clara Moskowitz published 12 October 12 The alien planet 55 Cancri e could be completely covered in diamonds, scientists say.
Space Funding Startup Uwingu to Unveil 1st Product By Clara Moskowitz published 12 October 12 Uwingu aims to fund space exploration and research through product sales.
The Twisted Physics of 5 Olympic Sports By Clara Moskowitz published 12 October 12 Take a look at the physics behind swimming, diving, gymnastics, archery and badminton.
Singer Sarah Brightman Will Ride Russian Rocket to Space By Clara Moskowitz published 10 October 12 Classical singing star Sarah Brightman has brokered a deal to visit the International Space Station.
What Nobel Prize Winners Do With Their Money By Clara Moskowitz published 9 October 12 Nobel Prize money sometimes funds fantasy purchases, but more often goes toward mortgages and charities.
Why the Higgs Boson Didn't Win This Year's Nobel By Clara Moskowitz published 9 October 12 Speculation was rampant that this year's Nobel would reward the discovery of the Higgs particle.
2012 Nobel Physics Prize Goes to Quantum Optics Pioneers By Clara Moskowitz published 9 October 12 French physicist Serge Haroche and American physicist David Wineland shared the 2012 prize.
Hidden in Einstein's Math: Faster-than-Light Travel? By Clara Moskowitz published 8 October 12 Special relativity can accommodate objects moving faster than light, given a few minor adjustments, physicists say.
How Sputnik Changed the World 55 Years Ago Today By Clara Moskowitz published 4 October 12 The world's first man-made satellite sparked the Space Race more than half a century ago.
