Category: Air and Space Mag

This familiar household item may be more important than we thought.

After months of trying, NASA gives up on contacting its dormant Mars rover.

In Washington, invited guests get a glimpse of a commercial spaceship.

The puzzle over Apollo sample 14321

And cleaner urban air may be the reason.

Humans are about to extend their influence to a second world.

MIT’s Version 2 was inspired by science fiction.

For space exploration, small is powerful.

A Smithsonian retiree brings a Wright-era airplane back to life.

We’ve been listening for extraterrestrials. Now we’re starting to look.

Only two of the 41,000 balls dropped in 1936 have—so far—shown up.

In 1,300 performances over 42 years, one airshow star flew above the rest.