Miriam Kramer

What does the Higgs particle have to do with the end of the universe?

By Miriam Kramer Published 23 February 13

One night in 1913, nearly a quarter of the world could see fireballs falling in formation to Earth.

By Miriam Kramer Published 23 February 13

The video by space photographer Justin Ng captures views of the sky from Indonesia and took 12 days to make.

By Miriam Kramer Published 23 February 13

William Shatner's favorite has taken the lead in SETI's moon-naming competition.

By Miriam Kramer Published 20 February 13

The Star Trek actor needs your help to name one of Pluto's moons "Vulcan."

By Miriam Kramer Published 15 February 13

Musk also published the vehicle logs from the reviewer’s road trip to back up his claims.

By Miriam Kramer Published 14 February 13

A planetary nebula looks eerily like a rose floating in space.

By Miriam Kramer Published 14 February 13

A new photo shows millions of stars in the Sagittarius constellation and a gecko-shaped clouds, scientists say.

By Miriam Kramer Published 13 February 13

A new documentary tonight (Feb. 13) puts Earth prominently on display.

By Miriam Kramer Published 13 February 13

The space rock would cause tremendous local damage but no global destruction, experts say.

By Miriam Kramer Published 12 February 13

Former NASA astronaut Piers Sellers tells SPACE.com what it's like to see our home planet from above.

By Miriam Kramer Published 12 February 13

Vote online to name two of Pluto's moons.

By Miriam Kramer Published 11 February 13

The asteroid set to closely graze the Earth next week is the first one of its kind to be observed by NASA scientists.

By Miriam Kramer Published 8 February 13

Famed Star Trek actor William Shatner will call astronaut Chris Hadfield in space live on Feb. 7.

By Miriam Kramer Published 6 February 13

A new documentary from Nova shows how scientists image the Earth using satellites.

By Miriam Kramer Published 5 February 13

A 3D printer on the moon could build the first permanent moon colony.

By Miriam Kramer Published 5 February 13

On the 10 year anniversary of the Columbia shuttle disaster, NASA remembers.

By Miriam Kramer Published 5 February 13

NASA's first launch of 2013 went off without a hitch.

By Miriam Kramer Published 31 January 13

South Korea's Naro rocket, the KSLV-1, launched science satellite into orbit on Jan. 30.

By Miriam Kramer Published 31 January 13

Roundworms, or nematodes, made it through with only a little heat damage, scientists say.

By Miriam Kramer Published 30 January 13

The sun governs how an outer layer of Venus's atmosphere behaves.

By Miriam Kramer Published 30 January 13