New ZealandFrank - Changing South S2 EP5They can’t see stars at home so they’re flocking to see them here. Astro-tourism - putting the twinkle into Tekapo. Frank Film visits after dark. #NZOnAir. Video / Frank FilmWatch27 Oct 06:00 PM
WorldFirst all-female spacewalking team makes historyIt took two decades for women to catch up with men in the spacewalking arena.18 Oct 07:30 PM
PremiumPremiumBusinessThe free jumpsuit you'll get with a $397,000 ticket to spaceNew York Times: The age of fashion for space has arrived.16 Oct 08:51 PM
WorldInterstellar visitor: Hubble telescope shows first image of cometIt's the second known interstellar visitor to swoop through our solar system.16 Oct 06:30 PM
PremiumPremiumWorldNasa's new spacesuits unveiled, for trips to the moon and beyondNew York Times: Nasa racing to meet Trump's timeline for putting US astronaut on the moon.16 Oct 02:17 AM
WorldAlexei Leonov, first man to walk in space, dead at 85After his 1965 spacewalk, he led a Soviet mission, docked in orbit with a U.S. spacecraft.12 Oct 11:47 PM
WorldAre we alone? Nobel Prize goes to 3 who tackled cosmic queryTwo star-gazers who discovered a planet outside our solar system were awarded.08 Oct 09:15 PM
WorldHumans 'not prepared' for alien bombshellA Nasa scientist says "we're close" to a huge revelation about life on Mars.04 Oct 05:17 AM
RugbyOut of this world! RWC broadcast to International Space Station fanA superfan will be able to watch his beloved Italy play, despite being 408km above Japan.03 Oct 07:50 PM
TravelWhere is Musk's Tesla Roadster now?The Roadster has travelled farther than any other car in history.03 Oct 07:15 PM
BusinessRocket Lab's next big missionThe mission will lift-off from Rocket Lab Launch Complex 1 on the Māhia Peninsula.30 Sep 09:49 PM
World'We'll find life on Mars but are we ready for it?'The world is not prepared for the discovery, Nasa's chief scientist has warned.29 Sep 04:00 PM
WorldRussia goes silent on mysterious ISS drill holeA tiny hole, drilled by hand then concealed, caused an international scandal.28 Sep 07:29 PM
WorldArea 51 'invasion' raid a 'massive fail'Two million people said they would attend - but few actually showed up.21 Sep 03:04 AM
WorldMystery signals detected from deep spaceThe signals have tripled frequency, and some of them are repeating the same message.14 Sep 07:19 PM
WorldBizarre comet from another solar system has been spottedThe inbound object is only the second of its kind yet detected.13 Sep 06:39 AM
WorldIncredible discovery: Scientists find water on new 'Super earth' planetThe discovery offers a tantalising new target in the search for life in the universe.11 Sep 06:45 PM
New ZealandSuspected meteor: 'It got bigger and bigger'At first, the man thought the bright light - seen during the day - was a flare.09 Sep 04:31 AM
New ZealandMeet NZ's newest professor - rocket man Peter BeckHe never went to university. Now space visionary Peter Beck can call himself a professor.03 Sep 01:13 AM
World'Wrecking ball': Enormous 'strange' planet discoveredMassive new planet unlike anything in our solar system discovered.30 Aug 12:20 AM
WorldMassive asteroid to skim earthSpace entrepreneur warns we "currently have no defence".26 Aug 07:45 PM
WorldIs this the first crime in space?The case has thrown a spotlight on the little-understood world of space law.24 Aug 09:31 PM
EntertainmentRockers get their own Rolling Stone on MarsMaybe you can always get what you want - if you're famous enough.23 Aug 08:06 AM
WorldAmazon 'apocalypse': City suddenly goes black as smoke blocks the sunBrazilians have declared a 'global emergency' as the fires ravage the Amazon.21 Aug 08:55 PM
PremiumPremiumWorldHow flat earthers nearly derailed a space photo bookNew York Times: A lesson about Facebook and conspiracy theorists.14 Aug 09:23 PM
PremiumPremiumOpinionGwynne Dyer: The bug-eyed monster problemCOMMENT: Should we find an extra-terrestrial civilisation, should we initiate contact?05 Aug 05:00 PM
PremiumPremiumWorldHow will humans survive on Mars? Elon Musk's brother thinks he has the answerTimes: For humans to survive on Mars they'll need food. Kimbal Musk may have a solution.01 Aug 12:00 AM
PremiumPremiumWorld'Would dad approve?' Neil Armstrong's heirs divided over lucrative legacyNew York Times: Armstrong refused to profit off his name. His sons have done the opposite.28 Jul 11:07 PM
WorldA 'city-killer' asteroid just brushed past Earth without much warningThe lack of warning shows how quickly potentially dangerous asteroids can sneak up on us.26 Jul 04:58 AM
New ZealandMystery in the skies: Meteor or space junk?Exactly what was seen over New Zealand skies remains somewhat of a mystery.24 Jul 12:14 AM
New Zealand'Big flaming ball' thought to be a meteor sighted over Auckland"I thought 'oh a shooting star' but it was massive and I could hear the whirr sound."23 Jul 07:52 AM
PremiumPremiumNew ZealandNasa practices space gardening to pack lunchboxes for MarsNew York Times: Scientists are working on building a garden in space22 Jul 03:18 AM
WorldThe 'complicated' reason we never returned to the moonLanding on the moon was extraordinary, but man has never topped it. Why not?21 Jul 03:55 AM
