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As we say "farewell to 2020," and welcome 2021 with open arms, here are five cool space stories we missed and wish we hadn't.
2020 has seen many advances related to unidentified aerial phenomena, or UFOs, but the subject remains a historical mystery and a challenge to science.
A trio of recent announcements in December indicate that the US military is investing in robotic combat vehicles and AI fighter aircraft.
In a new video, NASA shows how the Perseverance rover will have "7 Minutes of Terror" before being placed on Mars by its lander.
While the Intelligence Authorization Act for 2021 has been passed, questions remain about a forthcoming report by the Navy's UAP Task Force.
New research suggests that gravitational waves may help unravel questions about the current rate of expansion of our universe.
The scientists who search for extraterrestrial technosignatures are coming up in the astronomy world and they want you to know it.
In a first, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) says they have approved Santa for spaceflight. Last week, NASA tipped off Saint Nick would be headed to space when they announced Santa would be performing a ceremonial fly-by of the International Space Station to honor the ISS’s 20th anniversary.
Quantum physics and time travel may be able to solve how Santa Claus is able to make all those deliveries in just one night.
