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• Pluto Has a Buried Ocean — And So Might Many Other Worlds

  
  Buried oceans like the one sloshing beneath the icy surface of the Jupiter moon Europa may be far more common across the cosmos than scientists had imagined.

• SpaceX to Launch 60 'Starlink' Internet Satellites Thursday

  
  This week, SpaceX will again try to loft the first 60 members of its Starlink internet-satellite megaconstellation.

• NASA's Moon Return Among Key Topics at 2019 International Space Development Conference

  
  The National Space Society's International Space Development Conference will take place next month amid a large policy shift for NASA: sending humans to the moon, and soon.

• Omega Celebrates 'Iconic Hours' of Apollo 11 With New Speedmaster Moonwatch

  
  A new chronograph captures the time, 50 years ago, when the first wristwatch was worn on the surface of the moon.

• How to Make Moon Water: Add Solar Wind, Tiny Meteorites, and Then Heat

  
  Scientists may be one step closer to solving the mystery of water on the moon; the secret may lie in a synergistic interaction between the solar wind, micrometeorites and moon dust.

• 'Rehearsal' Dinner: Gala Celebrates Apollo 10 Moon Mission's 50th Anniversary

  
  Fifty years to the day after the "dress rehearsal" for the first moon landing lifted off into history, astronauts and NASA leaders celebrated Apollo 10.

• Ariana Grande Loves Space, So NASA Took Her to Mission Control

  
  Ariana Grande wrote an entire song about her love for space, literal and metaphorical, and this weekend she got the ultimate space-fan tour experience, visiting NASA's Johnson Space Center.

• Pictures from Space! Our Image of the Day

  
  A colorful image from NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) features Jezero Crater, an ancient lake bed on the Red Planet where the agency plans to send its next Mars rover.

• Best Kids' Space Books

  
  Feed and inspire a kid's thirst for space with these book picks by Space.com's writers and editors.

• Best Space Books and Sci-Fi for 2019

  
  Space.com's editors present a reading list for space and sci-fi lovers, as well as children who are interested in astronomy and spaceflight.

• On This Day in Space! May 20, 1978: NASA Launches Pioneer Venus Orbiter

  
  On May 20, 1978, NASA launched a spacecraft to Venus. The mission was called Pioneer-Venus 1. See how it happened in our On This Day in Space videos series!

• How Space Station and Moon Missions Will Prep Astronauts for Mars

  
  NASA's push to land humans on the moon in 2024, along with the agency's ongoing research on the International Space Station, could serve as excellent analog environments for a mission to Mars.

• Could Blockchain Tech Launch Spacefaring Nations Into a Data-Sharing Frontier

  
  Data sharing between entities in space will be easier and more secure using technologies such as blockchain, an industry participant argued at the Humans to Mars summit on May 16.

• Next-Gen Megascope for Astronomy Taking Shape on Chilean Mountaintop

  
  The Giant Magellan Telescope has notched some important milestones on its path to 'first light' in the mid-2020s.

• SpaceX vs. Drogon: Which Dragon Wins the 'Game of Thrones'?

  
  Chances are high that the "Game of Thrones" finale won't tackle our most pressing question: Which would win, one of these fire-breathing dragons or one of SpaceX's Dragon capsules?