Meghan Bartels

Skylights are just as hot an amenity on the moon as on Earth.

It's a lot more hectic in the heart of our galaxy than scientists thought.

Here's why people who search for extraterrestrial intelligence love these strange flashes.

The telescope itself is just two inches across; the planet is seven times the size of Jupiter.

The meteorites may have come from a potentially habitable asteroid.

"We know virtually nothing about submarine volcanoes."

Magnetic fields help shape the birth of stars, the new study discovered.

Two new papers give us the best glimpse yet at Titan's surface.

The rock may contain metals that predate the entire solar system.

"I've only been in space for three weeks and haven't grown like this since middle/high school."

Are these birds pyromaniacs or just clever?

The explosion occurred thousands of years before the current oldest record of such an event.

Fortunately, the scientists behind the rover love a good mystery.

Even if we can't get to the fourth dimension, we may be able to make use of it.

They expected it to be like a bunch of other meteorites they'd seen—and stumbled on a puzzle instead.

My spacecraft visited an asteroid, and all I got was this lousy pebble.

The volcano has the potential to turn deadly.

It will be the first NASA project to reside on a commercial satellite.

We know it sounds made up, but this is a real meteorological phenomenon.

Most stars are much easier to understand, but scientists love a good puzzle.

Thanks to incredible scientific technology, we're spotting more and more asteroids every year.

The National Weather Service has issued winter weather advisories for most of the east coast.

"That was one of the very many bad ideas that we had and we couldn't really rule it out."

The mission defies long-held barriers in space travel.

The space agency has big goals for 2018.

"Growing black holes behave like babies that become too energetic and throw their food off the table once they eat enough."

An atmosphere is basically a giant blanket that can protect a planet from a star's barrage of dangerous radiation.

Here's what you need to know about the asteroid-hunting, hurricane-surviving, cat-loving telescope that spotted the surprisingly large asteroid.

The almost full moon will block out one of the brightest stars in the sky on Saturday—here's how to watch.

The designation of January 1 as New Year's Day is a purely human artifact.