Latest Space Stories

Kevin Hart in space? I can only imagine, and it looks like it'll only happen in my imagination.

The Simpsons has been proven right yet again, and this most recent prediction involves Richard Branson.

Famed astronaut Gene Cernan, the last man to set foot on the moon, was pronounced dead at age 82 on Monday.

It's no secret that Activision's upcoming Call Of Duty: Infinite Warfare game has received a lot of backlash over its move into space, and now Activision has finally come forward to say something to all of the haters.

Paradox has launched a new trailer for Stellaris, focusing on the importance of exploration in this upcoming space conquest game. In short, you’ll need to use every trick in the book if you hope to rule the galaxy.

For everything you know, there’s a porno. From movies to professions, the porn industry is always there to appropriate. But now, porn is about to go where few humans have gone before. Porn is attempting to go to space.

Being an astronaut is everyone's dream at one time or another. Countless play dates were spent with me pretending to be Buzz Lightyear and my obsession with space has continued well into adulthood. I always have my eye on NASA and any news coming from them. A new study lead by te space experts is hoping to figure out what weightlessness does to the human body

Ever been curious about the moon? Think you got it all figured out? You may think you know how big the moon is, it’s size in relation to other moons, or even how long it would take to fly a plane here...oh you don’t know that? Well what are you waiting for?!

Do you remember back in the late 90s when a giant asteroid was supposedly, possibly headed for earth to kill all of us? It spawned some interesting movies and tons of talk of when the, “big one,” might hit. People started getting legitimately scared of asteroids slamming into the planet's surface. However, being afraid of something that apparently already happens all the time seems a little silly. Scientists have compiled data showing just how much of a pummeling our home gets from interstellar rocks.

We've come a long way since our ancestors stood outside and decided a random glob of stars was somehow a crab or warrior and made myths based on their dramatic lives. Astronomers are making discoveries across our universe pretty much every day. But whenever a new moon or planet is discovered, it really gets me excited about space.

When you're floating out in space, you are pretty much dependent on those on Earth for your basic necessities. No one wants to get stuck out there without food or water, and often astronauts need equipment sent to them to carry out experiments. So what happens when you're not sure if your precious cargo may not make it to you in a timely way?

We are definitely not the only solar system in our vast universe, nor do we live in the only galaxy floating around in space. The vast expanse of outer space is both completely amazing and a little terrifying all at once because there are just so many things we don't know much about yet. Scientists have made an awesome discovery that may just give us clues about the origin of galaxies and the universe itself

A strange light found in a recent Curiosity rover picture from Mars was revealed to not be an “alien bonfire”. Conspiracy theorists and alien enthusiasts wanted to believe the light was some sort of sign that there was indeed intelligent life on Mars. The truth is, it was nothing more than cosmic rays reacting to the camera and playing tricks, or is that what NASA wants us to think?

Nothing really lasts forever, not even in space. As humans, we are constantly striving for more information and are making more tools that can help us explore. So what happens to the tools after they become obsolete and their mission ends

Despite being so close to the Moon, the age and origin of the landmark has been heavily disputed on Earth. Recently however, scientists have figured out the moon's birthday and may have unlocked secrets about how it came to exist in the first place.

The search for life in our universe is dependent on technological advances and scientists learning exactly what it takes to make life. We now have a better idea of what is necessary for life to form, but are still searching for areas that are possibly habitable. Scientists have discovered something on a distant moon that may just harbor extra terrestrial life, or at least the stuff to form it

Doctor robots in space sounds like the name of an incredibly bad straight to DVD release but in actuality it’s looking like it could be the key to space travel in the future. Surgery in space can, not surprisingly, be difficult in zero gravity. Blood and other fluids can fly everywhere and contaminate the ship, and even the simplest objects such as a band-aid can prove bothersome to keep down.

This is to be the first of four “blood red”moon eclipses over the next year and a half. So if for some reason you aren’t up at three in the morning, you’ll have plenty of other chances to come up with an excuse as to why you didn’t see this awesome phenomena. Kidding aside this event comes with some huge historical significance

So without wasting a lot of words trying to explain what this list is all about (or giving away some of the good bits, because there's actually plenty) here is the list of Pop Blend's top 7 things NASA needs to do!

The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) has been working to find intelligent life on an exoplanet somewhere in the universe. In a talk during the 2014 NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts symposium at Stanford University, Seth Shostak claimed that such a discovery is expected to be made by 2040.