The next astronaut launch to the International Space Station (ISS) is just around the corner.

The former NASA film liaison will help produce zero-gravity films, TV and web content to be shot in outer space by Space 11 Corp.

What does a country do when its top space agency loses its experts in science, suffers through the biggest budget reduction in decades, and is turned over to a political appointee with no experience in space?

NASA's retired Space Shuttle Discovery could be on the move from Virginia to Texas under a provision in the GOP's so-called "One Big Beautiful Bill."

EXCLUSIVE: Bert Ulrich, former NASA film liaison, has joined Space 11 Corp, the company founded by prolific Italian producer Andrea Iervolino to create entertainment projects set in space. Ulrich, who has worked with filmmakers behind movies including The Martian,

There's nowhere to park right now at the International Space Station for NASA's next Commercial Crew Program launch, but a slot should clear next week, allowing for the launch of Crew-11 as early as July 31.

After years of working as NASA’s film liaison, Bert Ulrich is reportedly heading to Space 11 Corp — a studio focused on making cinematic projects about and sometimes set in outer space — where he will serve as executive vice president of production development and communications.

NASA astronaut Nichole Ayers photographed a rare atmospheric phenomenon over the US and Mexico known as a "sprite" that's associated with lightning.

Red sprites are among a class of enigmatic weather phenomena that appear over thunderstorms, known as Transient Luminous Events