Sarah Scoles

The full details of what happened at the Sunspot Solar Observatory in 2018 finally came out at trial.

Hypergiant Industries has clients like NASA, Shell, and Booz Allen. It says it can use machine learning from satellite imagery to detect anomalies.

'Pulsar Guardian' will let governmental and commercial customers run wargames simulating conflict in space.

An entirely new type of computer will change the way science is done, and could break traditional types of encryption.

“Part of me can kind of understand where they're coming from, but most of me doesn't.”

A toast to feminist site The Toast, and to making the internet a better place.

Most scientists famous for talking about science are men who became celebritized well into their careers. Not Katie Mack.

This week, in middle-of-nowhere Utah, a NASA contractor tested the rocket booster that will get future astronauts to deep space. I went.

"Electric universe" theory is at odds with everything modern science has determined about the universe. Yet something about it sparks fervor in the hearts of believers.

When they’re not building futuristic aircraft at the Mojave Air and Space Port, Elliot and Justin test DIY airplanes for the right stuff.

Brian Shiro has been rejected from NASA's astronaut program—twice. So he started his own astronaut-for-hire service.