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• Trump Hails Mars As NASA's Next Target, Says the Moon's 'Not So Exciting'

  
  President Trump said the U.S. space program is doing tremendous work with commercial companies to eventually send NASA astronauts Mars.

• On This Day in Space! Sept. 22, 2006: Japan Launches Solar Observatory

  
  On Sept. 22, 2006,the Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency launched a sun-observing satellite called Hinode, or Solar-B. See how it happened in our On This Day in Space video series!

• In Photos: Snoopy Visits NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory

  
  Snoopy, a famous beagle from the comic strip "Peanuts," recently showed up at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Pasadena, California, donning a bright-orange spacesuit. What did he want? A ticket to Mars!

• Something is Killing Galaxies, and Scientists Are On the Case

  
  In the most extreme regions of the universe, galaxies are being killed. Their star formation is being shut down and astronomers want to know why.

• 'Get Used to it' — The Women Who Broke Through Apollo's Glass Ceiling

  
  Three trailblazing scientists and engineers spoke on a panel about being women working at NASA during the Apollo program.

• Russia Says It Will Keep Source of Hole (and Air Leak) on Soyuz Secret— But NASA Wants to Know: Report

  
  Amid reports that the Russians will keep the cause of an air leak at the International Space Station secret, NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine has promised to speak personally with the head of Roscosmos.

• Take a Journey Through Disney's 'Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge'

  
  Disney's new land "Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge" is an incredible, immersive park experience.

• Nova, Beta Ray Bill, Silver Surfer and More Spin Out of Marvel's Cosmic 'Annihilation: Scourge' Event This December

  
  Marvel Comics reveals its December 2019 Annihilation: Scourge solicitations.

• Space Photos: The Most Amazing Images This Week!

  
  Here are our picks for the most amazing space photos of the week.

• Top Space Stories of the Week!

  
  These are the top space stories this week from Space.com.

• Putting Astronauts on the Moon in 2024 Is a Tall Order, NASA Says

  
  If you're skeptical that NASA can land astronauts on the moon five years from now, you're not alone.

• Out Astronaut and Microgravity Flight Contest Winners Announced

  
  A nonprofit organization has announced the winners of two international contests that support under-represented minorities in science and space.

• Area 51 Gate Crashing: Storm of Controversy

  
  Aliens of all stripes are zeroing in on the secretive Area 51 this weekend.

• Russia and China Are Teaming Up to Explore the Moon

  
  The first country to land a spacecraft on the moon and the only country to do so since the Apollo era are teaming up for a lunar return.

• This New Device Can Make Renewable Energy from the Cold Night Sky

  
  A new thermoelectric device can generate electricity for an LED light bulb even during the blackest night, according to a report by researchers.