Satellites&#39; unclear fate rallies students
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University of Colorado students continued to hold out hope Wednesday - despite mounting evidence to the contrary - that their wayward satellite twins are alive.
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Space-watchers figure out where the Navy will try to shoot down a dying satellite -- and where the debris cloud is likely to go afterwards.
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Teams of international scientists have   used observations from NASA's Swift satellite and other   telescopes to witness the evolution of a cosmic blast into a   stellar explosion or supernova.
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New satellites may be able to continuously monitor the environment and take pictures of Earth.
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By Ross Daly  LI teachers achieve new orbits at Space & Rocket Center  Come fall, the students in Kevin Craine and Alicia Miller's classes are going to have a tough time topping their teachers' "What I Did This Summer" reports.
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Nearly two years after their experiments were destroyed in the Columbia shuttle explosion, high school students are getting a second chance to see how space affects everyday things such as hair, flowering seeds and plant food.
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In the night of 15-16 November, ESA&#39;s Smart-1 space probe is scheduled to enter into an orbit around the Moon. This operation is not without danger, as it means traversing an area in which the gravitational
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Einstein was right: Scientists say satellites pulled slightly off their orbits show that the earth is indeed twisting the fabric of space-time as it rotates.
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REDFORD TOWNSHIP, Mich. - Nearly two years after their experiments were destroyed in the Columbia shuttle explosion, high school students are getting a second chance to see how space affects everyday things such as hair, flowering seeds and plant food.
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Forget a Global Positioning System or even a map. The Earth&#39;s own original satellite is the most important guide for two hikers making the first known continuous trek of the nation&#39;s western coastline.
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European Space Agency -- Scattered in universities across Europe, a 250-strong team of students have never collectively met in person, but between them they have built a space-ready satellite. SSETI Express is currently being integrated in an ESA cleanroom for a planned launch in May next year...
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Forget a Global Positioning System or even a map. The Earth&#39;s own original satellite is the most important guide for two hikers making the first known
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The first time their science experiments went into space, the Columbia space shuttle exploded, and instead of mourning the end of their project, the students mourned the seven lives lost.
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Space is the one frontier that&#39;s out of reach to the average person, but the feeling of space travel is now a little less elusive.
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A puzzling site grew more curious with the release of a satellite photograph showing new construction there that resembles the siteâs former main building.
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A group of European students attempt a new technique for space-capsule deployment -- reeling out a payload on a long line and releasing it into orbit instead of using expensive rockets and altitude adjusters.
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By Cheryl Winkelman, STAFF WRITER  We are not alone in the universe if the numerous sightings of unidentified flying objects are to be believed.