Massive Space Mission to Test Einstein’s Theory

NASA and the European Space Agency are preparing to shoot three spacecraft into orbit around the sun and have them fire laser beams at each other, in an attempt to detect gravitational waves.

Strangest Things Floating in Space [Video]

Thousands of nuts, bolts, gloves and other debris from space missions form an orbiting garbage dump around Earth, presenting a hazard to spacecraft. Some of the bits and pieces scream along at 17,500 mph

Mission STS-131

STS-131 is the current Space Shuttle mission. It was launched on 5 April 2010 from Kennedy Space Center’s launch pad 39A. The mission is being flown by Space Shuttle Discovery.

12 Space Rocket Launch Videos

There is nothing more exciting than a space rocket launch. Here we’ve pulled together a dozen of our favorites from famous missions to unusual angles.

Space Shuttle Launch STS-131 Time-Lapse

Great time lapse of the launch os the Steller DSLR Space Shuttle STS-131. In just a few minutes, you see how much work and effort is actually is to get one going on a mission. Awesome!

Space Center Offers First Hand Look at Space Race

A space center in Huntsville, Alabama, which played a unique role in the US mission to the Moon, still boasts an extraordinary collection of hardware and offers its visitors a unique look at the space race today.

Hottest Russian Spy Bids Farewell to Astronauts [V

Notorious Russian spy Anna Chapman came to southern Kazakhstan to say farewell to a Russian – US space mission that left Earth at 3:16 AM [5:16 AM GMT].

Father of the World's First Laptop

It was Grid Compass computer—created way back in 1982 was the Father of the world's first laptop. The main reason of the creation of this laptop was to help NASA in their space missions.

Japanese Space Probe Misses Venus Completely

A 190 million-pound Japanese mission to orbit Venus has missed the planet completely.

Rodents Pave Way for Mission to Mars

This year marks 50 years since the first human went into space. But as scientists point out, the role that animals have played in the effort as well as the service they continue to give to space research should not be dismissed

50 Years of Space Exploration

Another wonderful Infographic has reached Documaga. Check out how many missions actually failed, succeeded and are still live today.

Dad & Kid Launch IPhone Into Outer Space[VIDEO]

A Brooklyn-based cinematographer Luke Geissbuhler & his son launch an iPhone 4 & an HD video camera into space by tying it to a weather balloon & let it go with the camera running. The mission was a success, and the footage is absolutely gorg

First All-Sky Image

The European Space Agency's Planck mission has delivered its first all-sky image.

Photographs Taken By NASA

Here are the few photos taken by NASA, which includes Space photographs also. Space photography has come a long way since the Mercury missions of the early 1960s. The only photo equipment in Colonel John Glenn’s cramped Friendship 7 capsule was a point

Man to Fly Around Moon for the First Time

Russian, European and US space agencies are considering the possibility of flying a manned mission around the Moon using the space station as a launching point.

9 Strangest Vacations

Space Adventures provides the opportunity for you to blast off in a Soyuz spacecraft for a circumlunar mission. During the seven-day space flight, which reaches top speeds of 17,000 mph, you'll see stars, the illuminated far side of the moon, and the Eart

“Lost and Found” Soyuz Capsule [Video]

After the scare of losing contact with Russia's Mission Control Center last night, the Soyuz spacecraft has now docked safely at the International Space Station

The Centre Pompidou-Metz is a stunning exhibition space set to debut this month in France. Their mission to represent a major centre for exhibitions and artistic initiative, and a reflection of contemporary creation, should definitely be realized based on

A Cannon For Shooting Supplies Into Space

John Hunter's company Quicklaunch wants to shoot stuff into space with a 3,600-foot gun. And he's dead serious - he's done the math.

First-Ever Asteroid Tracked From Space to Earth

For the first time, scientists were able to track an asteroid from space to the ground and recover pieces of it. The bits are unlike anything ever found on Earth.