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• Gallery: The infrared universe seen by NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope

  
  See images from NASA's infrared Spitzer Space Telescope.

• Alien investigation series 'Project Blue Book' shows more weird encounters in Season 2

  
  "Project Blue Book," the hit television docudrama about the U.S. military's investigations into aliens more than 50 years ago, is back for Season 2.

• 'The Rentals' release tribute song for astronauts killed in the Challenger shuttle disaster

  
  To honor the brave astronauts lost their lives in the Challenger disaster, The Rentals, an American rock band fronted by Matt Sharp (best known for his work as a bassist in Weezer), released a song and corresponding lyric video inspired by the devastating events.

• 2 satellites will narrowly avoid colliding at 32,800 mph over Pittsburgh on Wednesday

  
  A collision would create a debris belt that would endanger spacecraft worldwide.

• Jeri Ryan brings Borg back to 'Star Trek Online' as well as 'Picard'

  
  While Trekkies worldwide exult in the return of Jeri Ryan to "Star Trek: Picard," the actor is also coming back to "Star Trek Online" — a long-running game in the Trek universe.

• The 'evening star' Venus swings by the crescent moon today. Here's how to see it.

  
  Tonight (Jan. 28), you can catch the crescent moon make a close approach to Venus in the evening sky.

• NASA's Parker Solar Probe hears whispers of solar wind

  
  Streams of plasma from the sun create "chirping" and "whistling" noises heard by NASA's Parker Solar Probe.

• Pictures from Space! Our Image of the Day

  
  A vibrant, lime-green aurora lights up Earth's upper atmosphere in this photo captured by an astronaut at the International Space Station.

• On This Day in Space: Jan. 28, 1986: Space shuttle Challenger explodes after launch

  
  On January 28, 1986, the space shuttle Challenger exploded shortly after liftoff, killing the seven crewmembers on board. See how it happened in our On This Day in Space video series!

• The International Space Station is getting a commercial module

  
  NASA has picked Houston-based company Axiom Space to build at least one habitable private module that will be attached to the orbiting lab, the space agency announced Monday (Jan. 27).

• Hottest known exoplanet is so hot, it's tearing its molecules apart

  
  The hottest exoplanet ever found is so infernally hot that it's ripping apart hydrogen molecules in its atmosphere, astronomers have found.

• European Solar Orbiter will give us our first look at the sun's poles

  
  Scientists are about to get their first-ever good looks at the poles of the sun, which could be key to solving some long-standing solar mysteries.

• Proposed House bill pushes NASA's crewed moon landing back to 2028

  
  NASA should aim to put boots on the moon in 2028, not 2024, and achieve this goal explicitly to aid human Mars exploration in the 2030s, according to an authorization bill that was introduced Friday (Jan. 24) by the leadership of the House committee on science.

• Space calendar 2020: Rocket launches, sky events, missions & more!

  
  Here's a guide to all the rocket launches and astronomical events in 2020, as well as milestones for space missions, anniversaries and conferences.

• European scientists are taking a mock moon mission in Hawaii right now

  
  A crew of researchers prepared to leave "Mars" this past Saturday (Jan. 18) as another crew arrived, ready to explore the "moon."