To put things on a human scale, if the sun were the size of a basketball, the Earth would be ... covers some facts about space that are going to warp your perspective. So don your spacesuits ...

Humans who've spent time in space, including Britain's first ever astronaut Dr Helen Sharman, have reported experiencing a phenomenon that they say changes ... Earth are often unable to view ...

The footage also highlights how the auroras can extend far into the atmosphere, creating a visually stunning spectacle that is truly out of this world. What makes this video even more remarkable is ...

Views of Earth from space can trigger what scientists call the "overview effect," a sense of wonder and perspective that astronauts have long reported as one of the most poignant parts of space ...

Astronauts who have experienced this effect have reported profound changes in their view of Earth and humanity ... this transformative perspective. These high-definition space views could ...

A crew of four private astronauts have become the first to ever fly over the Earth's poles in space, gaining a sublime view ...

"Space gives us a remarkable perspective for looking at the Earth," Jemison said. "We can look at and understand floods, what's happened to the ozone layer, we can look for minerals." She said ...

NASA’s AWE mission just released millions of gravity wave images from space, unveiling atmospheric forces that ripple through ...

It provided valuable data on atmospheric density and served as a crucial test for future space technologies ... are key to looking at the Earth from a different perspective and can help us ...