NASA

Imaging a supermassive black hole takes a massive amount of funding.

Though the agency eliminated the extra-small and small in previous space suits, NASA's lead spokesperson says sizing will factor into new designs.

Can the space suits of tomorrow overcome the gender disparities of today?

OxyContin's maker contemplates bankruptcy, anti-abortion bills move forward in Georgia and Tennessee, and women will take a walk in space.

Americans are behind on car payments, coastal-access advocates get good news, and NASA says goodbye to an old friend.

China's achievements continue to accumulate, leading some to wonder if this could be the start of a new space race.

Washington state implements new gun purchase restrictions, more border fencing could be constructed, and NASA gets a a good look at a far-off celestial body.

NASA satellites are offering new insights into how glaciers in Antarctica and Asia are responding to warmer temperatures.

The Kepler telescope has run out of fuel and officially entered retirement. Luckily, there is a replacement on the way to continue our observation of the stars.

Hurricane Florence gains strength in the Atlantic Ocean as it moves west, seen from the International Space Station on September 10th, 2018.

And with tropical forests storing almost 250 billion tons of carbon, their fate has major implications for the Earth's atmosphere.

It's tricky to get a good estimate for how many satellites are in the skies above us, but if you've ever looked up at the night sky you've probably seen one orbiting the Earth.

Under Trump's request, NASA's budget would hold steady, while the National Institutes of Health and the National Science Foundation would see their funding slashed.

Sending American astronauts back to the Moon in preparation for deep-space exploration is a top space priority for the Trump administration.

An influential new survey will help government agencies decide which satellite capabilities to fund.

As NASA grapples with finding funding for research in addition to exploration, the agency faces its biggest hurdle yet: a president who denies climate change.

0.00003 percent of working Americans are astronauts.

Fifteen of the 16 warmest years on record have occurred since 2001.

Forecasters predict the United States still has yet to experience the brunt of its erratic weather.

According to new research, we can now add the world's freshwater lakes to the ever-growing list of at-risk environmental entities.

Forecasters say we have a 95 percent chance of having an El Niño event this winter, but predicting its local effects is iffier.

This month, the Arctic will likely have some of the lowest levels of ice on record.

Some of the fires are creating enough heat to compete with major cities at night.

Climate change deniers in Congress complain about a lack of data while trying to de-fund NASA’s climate change research.