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• See the 4 Sites Where a NASA Spacecraft May 'Tag' Asteroid Bennu Next Year (Photos)

  
  NASA's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft will "tag" asteroid Bennu at one of four potential sites next year. See close-up views of the four candidate sites here!

• Pictures from Space! Our Image of the Day

  
  Japan's Hayabusa2 spacecraft departed from the asteroid Ryugu last night to begin its journey back to Earth. This is one of the photos Hayabusa2 took of Ryugu shortly after its departure.

• UCB's 'George Lucas Talk Show' Lands at NYC's Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum Tonight

  
  Watch out, "Star Wars" fans, the Upright Citizens Brigade is headed to your galaxy far, far away.

• On This Day in Space! Nov. 13, 1971: Mariner 9 Becomes 1st Spacecraft to Orbit Mars

  
  On Nov. 13, 1971, Mariner 9 became the first spacecraft to orbit Mars. See how it happened in our On This Day in Space video series!

• US Must Adapt to Fight Growing Space-Based Threats, Air Force Officials Say

  
  The U.S. Air Force must change the way it does business to fight the growing threat to the nation's dominance of the final frontier, military officials say.

• This Stingray-Shaped Spacecraft Could Be Perfect For Exploring Venus' Dark Side

  
  Could a stingray-shaped spacecraft get to the dark side of Venus by flapping its wings?

• 1st Methane, Now Oxygen: Another Possible 'Biosignature' Gas Is Acting Weird on Mars

  
  Another possible biosignature gas is behaving strangely in Mars' air.

• 'Beyond the Known' Reveals Exploration's Role in Human History (and Our Future)

  
  The complex history of humanity's exploration helped forge our urge to head out to space, argues a new book.

• A Star Ejected from the Milky Way's 'Heart of Darkness' Has Reached a Mind-Blowing Speed

  
  As humankind's ancestors were learning to walk upright, a star was launched out of the supermassive black hole at the center of our galaxy at a staggering 3.7 million mph (6 million km/h).

• Meet Arrokoth: Ultima Thule, the Most Distant Object Ever Explored, Has a New Name

  
  Hopefully you weren't too attached to "2014 MU69," because the most distant object ever explored has a new name.

• Snoopy Boldly Goes to Red Planet in 'A Beagle of Mars'

  
  On Dec. 18, Peanuts' Snoopy will follow in the pawprints of the Russian cosmonaut Laika and venture into space - but go where no beagle has gone before: Mars.

• New Evidence That An Extraterrestrial Collision 12,800 Years Ago Triggered An Abrupt Climate Change for Earth

  
  What kicked off the Earth’s rapid cooling 12,800 years ago?

• Tour Rocket Lab's Stunning New Zealand Launch Site in This Video

  
  Rocket Lab showed off its New Zealand launch and rocket-processing facilities in a new video tour.

• November Full Moon 2019: See the 'Beaver Moon' (and Meteors) Tonight!

  
  The full moon of November, called the Beaver Moon, will shine in the constellation Aries on Nov. 12, the same day as the peak of the Northern Taurid meteor shower.

• Miss the Mercury Transit of 2019? You'll Have to Wait 13 Years for the Next One

  
  If you missed Mercury's journey across the sun Monday (Nov. 11), you're in for a bit of a wait for the next sun-transiting planetary occasion.