David Sky Brody

On July 19, 2013, the Cassini-Huygens mission took a composite image of Saturn's rings with Venus, Mars, Earth and the moon in the background — and people on Earth waved at the distant camera.

Why do we love space movies? Space.com's resident film expert ruminates on the possibilities that arise when a story takes place off Earth.

Space.com sat down with Grace Potter to get her thoughts on the current state of space science, its effect on human consciousness and how it's intertwined with music.

Go in depth on "StarTalk", Neil deGrasse Tyson's TV talk show about science, with Space.com television producer and science journalist Dave Brody.

Does the U.S. military have the tools it needs to detect incoming meteors

SPACE.com Board Member Neil Armstrong taught us all.

SPACE.com offers tips to observe Sunday's solar eclipse safely using the right gear.

Supermassive black holes are the open hearths upon which complex matter is forged, then flung far and wide, building the Universe.

Writer-producer Ann Druyan discusses the future of solar sailing and how the U.S. has lost its space nerve.

SPACE.com previews new film about amateur astronomy by Timothy Ferris.

When NASA’s New Horizons Mission lifts off for its 10-year voyage to Pluto, it will have already completed the first—and likely most harrowing—half of its journey.