Space

Scientists to look at Big Bang

April 18, 2011 By Dan Margolis

A super-strong telescope, to be constructed nearly half a mile below the earth's surface and more than a mile in length, may be able to look into the distant past - to see the Big Bang.

Space Coast rallies for jobs

March 5, 2010 By Robert Scott

Over 9,000 jobs will be cut immediately and a tsunami of closures for support businesses like restaurants, tourism and affiliated contractors will follow if Congress cancels NASA's Constellation space program.

US and Russian satellites collide in first ever space crash

February 13, 2009

Two communication satellites from the US and Russia collided in space on February 10, creating massive space debris that might pose a threat to the International Space Station, according to news released by the Associated Press...