space

There are random videos that for some reason are just so satisfying to watch, and this is one of them. Astronauts from NASA used a Red 4K camera to show you what happens when an Alka-Seltzer tablet is dissolved into a weightless ball of water...

Sometimes it's just cool to blow things up. And it's even cooler to launch things into space.

NASA reached a major milestone Friday as the Orion spacecraft completed its first voyage to space, traveling farther than any spacecraft designed for astronauts has been in more than 40 years. Bottom line: NASA's back in the spaceflight game for the first time since the space shuttle program ended three years ago.

For all the space junkies out there: The first flight test of Orion, NASA's next-generation spacecraft capable of sending astronauts on future missions to an asteroid and the journey to Mars, has been rescheduled.

Have you ever wondered what the sound of the stars would be like? If there was a way to figure out what it would sound like if it actually produced a sound? Well with science, we could.

As good as David Bowie's 'Space Oddity' is, it's still rather surreal watching someone perform it from space.

I remember seeing Sylvester the Cat in "Space Jam", but I don't remember this...and did I just date myself with a "Space Jam" reference? Video's of animals are funny, video's of animals weightless in a space atmosphere is even funnier.

Thomas the Train was one of my favorites growing up and he is one of the most popular children’s stories. He’s in books, coloring books, videos, TV shows, pajamas, he is everywhere... including outer space.

In the wake of a failed marriage there are many questions. While, "what should I do with my wedding band?" probably isn't atop the "post matrimony to-do list", it's still a loaded question. Recent divorcee Rebecca Gibbs, an uber-creative New Zealander faced with that very question, decided to take matters into her own hands and launch the symbol of her failed marriage into spac

As I walked into work today, I stopped in the lobby to watch the big screen coverage of NASA's thirty-year space shuttle program come to an end. History was made earlier today as Atlantis safely landed in Cape Canaveral, Florida.  Four astronauts took the trip into space to deliver a year's worth of supplies and food to cosmonauts who remain living at the International Space Station.