Space Exploration Stories

A famous poet must decipher a strange alien language before it becomes a weapon of mass destruction.

Golf balls, an original Warhol, and bags of poop — humans have left a lot of strange things on the lunar surface. 

Author George Pendle explores the fascinating and unorthodox life of a brilliant scientist in his book "Strange Angel."

On January 27, 1967, a fire broke out during a launch simulation of the Apollo 1 aircraft, killing the men inside and changing NASA forever.

These spellbinding reads are one with the Force.

Here’s how the most popular of today’s Mars-set science fiction stories line up with today’s science.

In celebration of the re-release of "A Matter of Oaths," the author reveals how her space opera found an unexpected protagonist.

To the moon!

This beautifully written space opera explores race, class, and history.

Double the X chromosomes, double the badassery.

In a galaxy far, far away...

In 1976, NASA and a crack team led by Carl Sagan had a message for aliens — and the people of Earth.

Turn around, bright eyes...

The SpaceX founder says the need to regulate artificial intelligence is now more urgent than ever.

And nine of them might support life!

'A vision a lifetime in the making.'