We might be taking the first step to moving to Mars for good.

John Oliver is very upset about the gecko orgy Russia lost in space. So he started #GoGetThoseGeckos.

Russia, in the course of performing valuable research on how lizards do it in space, lost the satellite said lizards were on. Yes, really.

When Astronaut Reid Wiseman isn't doing all that science stuff on the International Space Station, he's sending amazing Vine's to Earth.

The first Vine from space shows the unusual way the sun moves around the International Space Station.

Neil DeGrasse Tyson helps take down Sandra Bullock's space odyssey.

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk unveiled the second version of their Dragon spacecraft while wearing a crushed velvet jacket (as one does).

Astronomer Kevin Luhman has found a brown dwarf star only 7.2 light years away, the coldest ever discovered. And it is actually cold.

NASA has found an exoplanet similar in size to Earth orbiting in the habitable zone of red dwarf star. Dibs. We just called dibs.

Saturn may be adding its 63rd moon to the family soon.

New findings from the Cassini spacecraft point to a large body of water beneath the surface of Enceladus, Jupiter's sixth-largest moon.

Think becoming an astronaut will solve your confidence problems? Think again...

NASA is planning to send a robotic mission to Europa, one of Jupiter's moons, to collect water samples and search for life.

This year's Black List, a ranking of executives' favorite screenplays of the year, is out now. Here are 14 that are relevant to our interests.

Astronaut and internet sensation Chris Hadfield visited Conan to discuss his new book, 'Gravity' and the accuracy of Sandra Bullock's underwear.

Lady Gaga will travel on Virgin Galactic to perform in outer space during Zero G music festival in 2015. Seems fitting.

Bret McKenzie from Flight of the Conchords -- sorry, we meant <a href="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1204342/">Oscar winner</a> Bret McKenzie -- is developing an animated comedy series set in a NASA space center.

Japan has built a space cannon, and now they're going to go blow up an asteroid. Your move, NASA.

In this jaded media age, when we've already seen bullet time, 3D blue cat monkeys, apes made human by Andy Serkis, and Cleatus the robot football player, it's rare to see anything on television or film that makes you say "how the hell did they do that.

I must have it immediately.