Science ❯ Space Science

Astrobiology

Microgravity Research Human Spaceflight Space Exploration Lunar Studies Life in Space Microbial Life Human Reproduction in Space Extraterrestrial Life Human Health in Space Microgravity Effects

Fruit Flies Endure Up to 13G, Then Recover, UC Riverside Study Finds

The results suggest gravity works as a biological signal that steers how bodies spend energy.

Falcon 9 Launches Northrop Grumman’s Cygnus CRS-24 Toward the ISS

Simulated Microgravity Disorients Sperm, Reduces Fertilization, Alters Early Embryos

Microgravity Scrambles Sperm Navigation, Lab Study Finds

Simulated Microgravity Disorients Sperm in Lab Tests, Cutting Fertilization Rates

Study Finds Magnetic “Cavity” Between Earth and Moon That Shields Low‑Energy Cosmic Rays

Toxic Martian Salt Unexpectedly Strengthens IISc's Bacteria-Built Space Bricks

ISS Experiments Show Microgravity Alters Phage–Bacteria Evolution, Boosting Some Phages’ Ability to Kill Drug-Resistant E. coli

ISS Study Finds Microgravity Reshapes Phage–Bacteria Evolution, Boosting Activity Against Drug-Resistant E. coli

China’s Li Hong‑1 Completes Suborbital Flight, Validates Real‑Time Return Guidance

Study in PNAS Finds Astronauts’ Brains Shift Upward and Back After Spaceflight

CSU Draft Seeks ‘First Kidney Made in Space’ in High-Tech Push

Space Labs Emerge as New Front in MND Research as Orbital Trials and Investment Grow

ESA Launches HOBI-WAN Ground Phase to Prepare Solein Protein Production in Space

SpaceX Launches Debut Cygnus XL to ISS; Falcon 9 Booster Lands at Cape

Spaceflight Accelerates Aging of Human Blood-Forming Stem Cells, Study Shows

SpaceX Cargo Dragon Docks at ISS to Begin First Extended U.S. Reboost Campaign

Magnets Boost Oxygen Generation in Microgravity by Up to 240 Percent

Russia’s Bion-M No. 2 Biosatellite Prepares to Launch Mice, Flies and Lunar Simulants

Mouse Stem Cells Frozen on the ISS for Six Months Yield Healthy Offspring