Earth’s night lights: Watch 24-hour rotation in 30 seconds

Watch an animation of the night side of Earth for one rotation of our planet. Earth's night twinkles with light, and the first thing to stand out is the cities.

Official trailer for Neil deGrasse Tyson’s re-release of Cosmos

Neil deGrasse Tyson's version of the classic Cosmos series will be coming to a TV screen near you in 2014.

Video: Ride with the Cassini spacecraft orbiting Saturn

It's eight years of time and 200,000 images compressed into 4 minutes of video. An awesome way to experience Cassini's tour of Saturn.

Raw image Earth and moon from Saturn

On Friday, the Cassini spacecraft, Saturn and the sun were aligned so that Cassini could capture Earth's picture from distant space. Cassini got the moon, too!

Globally, June 2013 ranked among top 5 warmest Junes on record

Last below-average temps for month of June were in 1976. If you're younger than 28, you've never experienced a June with global temps below the 20th century average.

First humans on the moon

Were you alive when this happened? Can you remember how exciting it was?

The day Earth smiled, a global moment of cosmic self-awareness

NASA's Cassini spacecraft will be photographing Earth through the rings of Saturn on Friday, July 19, and - if you're in the Americas - you can join the shot.

Do two suns make planets more suitable for life?

The answer could change estimates of the number of planets harboring life in our galaxy and help select future targets in the search for life.

New discovery about neutrinos

The discovery could ultimately help scientists explain why the universe contains matter but very little antimatter.

Link between stars’ ages and their orbits

Astronomers have determined the orbital motion of two distinct populations of stars in an ancient globular star cluster, offering proof they formed at different times.