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• On This Day in Space! July 19, 1985: Christa McAuliffe Named 1st 'Teacher in Space'

  
  On July 19, 1985, a high school teacher named Christa McAuliffe was selected to become the first American civilian to fly to space. See how it happened in our "On This Day in Space" video series!

• A Space Fan's Guide to San Diego Comic-Con 2019

  
  We've scanned the schedule and pulled out the essential panels and screenings that space lovers should make their top priority for San Diego Comic-Con 2019.

• Apollo 11 Flight Log, July 19, 1969: Live TV from near the Moon

  
  On July 19, 1969, the third day of NASA's Apollo 11 moon landing mission, astronauts Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins made their fourth TV broadcast of the flight. This time, from near the moon.

• Elon Musk Says SpaceX's Starhopper Prototype Survived Fireball, May Fly Next Week

  
  Starhopper apparently made it through its unplanned trial by fire just fine.

• Here's How Scientists Tracked That Arctic Fox's Epic Journey

  
  It's a trek of epic proportions: 2,700 miles (4,350 kilometers) across sea ice in the Arctic in just 76 days, likely fueled by hunger.

• Moon-Landing Hoax Still Lives On, 50 Years After Apollo 11. But Why?

  
  Five decades after the first moon landing, there are still people who think the whole thing never happened.

• A Walk on Future-Moon — July 20, 2044 (Op-Ed)

  
  Seventy-five years after Apollo 11, the moon is buzzing with industry and commerce — but surprisingly few people. You are privileged to walk the stark landscape and witness burgeoning lunar development up close.

• No, an Asteroid Won't Hit Earth on Sept. 9 and Here's Why

  
  Astronomers can't spot this asteroid within the estimated collision course, so fingers crossed!

• Protests Continue Against Giant Telescope's Construction on Hawaii's Sacred Mauna Kea

  
  Protesters have been gathered at the base of Mauna Kea in Hawaii since July 15, when construction gear was scheduled to begin arriving for the $1.4 billion Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT) project.

• Lego Exhibits Life-Size Moonwalker Model at Apollo 50 Festival

  
  Buzz Aldrin's spacesuit has gone to pieces. Lego pieces, that is. In celebration of the 50th anniversary of the first moon landing, a team of Lego Master Builders spent nearly 300 hours designing and building a life-size model of the Apollo 11 lunar module pilot.

• 50 Years After Apollo, Can NASA Return to the Moon by 2024?

  
  As the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11's lunar landing approaches, it's inevitable that the Artemis program comes to mind.

• China Eyes Robotic Outpost at the Moon's South Pole in Late 2020s

  
  The moon's south pole could be getting pretty busy a decade from now.

• These Unsung Heroes of the Apollo 11 Mission Made the First Steps on the Moon Possible

  
  At an International Astronomical Union meeting in 1955, noted astronomer Gerard Kuiper asked for suggestions and collaborators on a project to make a map of the Moon. At the time, the best lunar atlases had hand-drawn images, and Kuiper wanted to use state-of-the-art telescopes to make a photographic atlas.

• India to Launch Chandrayaan-2 Moon Lander Mission July 22

  
  India is now targeting a July 22 launch of its first moon lander and rover after a weeklong delay due to a technical glitch.

• For All Humankind: The National Space Society and ISDC 2019

  
  The National Space Society (NSS) recently celebrated the 50th anniversary of the first landing of humans on the Moon with its 38th annual International Space Development Conference (ISDC) in Arlington, Virginia.