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Scientists rank most habitable alien planets

An international team of astrobiologists have ranked the planets and moons that they feel can support alien life.

No proof aliens exist -- White House

Its official! Aliens, UFOs and flying saucers are found only in the movies.

Massive asteroid to skim past Earth Tuesday

A giant asteroid, about the size of an aircraft carrier is set to pass between the Moon and Earth on Tuesday night before flying farther into space.

NASA successfully launches Earth observing satellite

NASA successfully launched, in almost perfect weather conditions on Friday, an Earth-observing satellite aimed at improving weather forecasts and monitoring climate change.

Defunct German satellite to crash-land this weekend

A defunct German satellite racing towards the Earth is expected to crash into the planet’s surface this weekend, according to the latest update from the German Aerospace Center.

Branson dedicates world's first spaceport

The world got its first commercial spaceport on Monday as Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic dedicated its new home, Spaceport America, in southern New Mexico.

'Doomsday Comet' Elenin to fly past Earth Sunday

Comet Elenin, which was once seen as a major threat to our planet, will make its closest approach to Earth Sunday.

Iran fails to send monkey into space

In what could be termed as a massive blow to Iran’s advance space program, the country’s attempt to send a monkey into outer space last month ended in failure.

Now, German satellite hurtling towards Earth!

Barely weeks after the Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite's (UARS) plunged into the Pacific Ocean, a second piece of space debris is racing towards the Earth and could hit the planet’s surface early next month.

Satellite debris crash-lands -- NASA

The five-ton defunct satellite has crashed-landed on Earth, NASA confirmed early Saturday.

Falling satellite may crash-land Friday afternoon; US spared hit

NASA's defunct five-ton satellite is about to hit Earth! The 20-year-old Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite (UARS), is likely to crash-land sometime during the afternoon of Sept. 23, Eastern Daylight Time, according to latest estimate from the U.S. space agency.

Prolonged space travel may damage astronauts' vision

NASA researchers are investigating a new eye condition that has the potential to permanently impair vision of astronauts who spend prolonged time in space explorations.