Scientists Consider Low-Cost Satellites
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Scientists from across the United Kingdom met in London last week to consider exploring space by the use of compact, low-cost satellites. U.K.
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An in-car satellite radio and multimedia system that could use out-of-date satellites is unveiled.
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An experiment that involves Montana State University scientists and students is orbiting the earth aboard a Russian space capsule.
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Scientists gather to discuss their preferred targets for the next "flagship" mission to another world.
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A team of Washington scientists are pioneering the concept of the Mag-beam as a technology that could significantly shorten the time it takes to travel to other planets. By Lakshmi Sandhana.
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Chinese scientists have optimized the spacecraft&#39;s configuration to reduce its weight and improve the performance of onboard equipment.
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U.S. government scientists say they've discovered satellite technology that overcomes an obstacle to measuring atmospheric water vapor from space.
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CAPE CANAVERAL, Feb. 17 -- Five science satellites on a single rocket blasted off into a golden sunset Saturday on a mission to try to figure out the source of powerful geomagnetic substorms in the Earth's atmosphere.
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LOGAN, UTAH -- Experts say    the big news in spacecraft building involves ultra-small CubeSats.
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With two short trips to the edge of space, the little rocket that could may have ushered in a new era in high-tech travel.
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A new satellite-based information system will quickly spread environmental and health data across the world so that developing countries can anticipate catastrophes such as drought, storms and floods &#151; for only about $1,500 in setup costs.
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A radio telescope that will seek out deep space radio signals to help scientists learn more about the creation of the universe is under development by a Netherlands-based space foundation and IBM.
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Scientists are working on a tethering system that could help explorers with the prospect of walking on a surface without much sticking power.
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New satellites may be able to continuously monitor the environment and take pictures of Earth.
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NASA is launching satellites Friday to determine what's behind destructive energy pulses.
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Scientists discuss their preferred targets for the next "flagship" mission to another world.
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Orbiting the Moon is tricky.  There's a big planet nearby (Earth) that tugs on satellites and destabilizes their orbits.  NASA researchers have an idea for a new class of orbits that may solve the problem.