SpaceX vs. Drogon: Which Dragon Wins the 'Game of Thrones'? By Meghan Bartels Chances are high that the "Game of Thrones" finale won't tackle our most pressing question: Which would win, one of these fire-breathing dragons or one of SpaceX's Dragon capsules?
'Star Trek' Picard Spinoff Series Gets Official Name and Logo By Scott Snowden More information about the new "Star Trek" spinoff series focusing on Jean-Luc Picard is beginning to find its way to the public.
The Women of 'Firefly' to Launch On a New Adventure in 'The Sting' By Tariq Malik Firefly is back with a new original graphic novel.
Best Space Books and Sci-Fi for 2019 By SPACE.com Staff Space.com's editors present a reading list for space and sci-fi lovers, as well as children who are interested in astronomy and spaceflight.
Best Science Fiction Books By SPACE.com Staff Here are the some of the best science fiction books Space.com's writers and editors have read and loved.
Alien Minds, Alien Tech (and Spiders, Too): Q&A With Sci-Fi Author Adrian Tchaikovsky By Sarah Lewin "Children of Ruin" probes alien minds of terrestrial and extraterrestrial origin.
Oreo to Celebrate Apollo Moon Landing 50th With Limited Edition Cookies By Robert Z. Pearlman Nabisco is launching a tasty tribute to the 50th anniversary of the first moon landing.
'Game of Thrones' Showrunners to Helm Next 'Star Wars' Film By George Marston Disney Chairman Bob Iger has confirmed that the first of the recently announced post-"Skywalker Saga" Star Wars films will be created by "Game of Thrones" showrunners Dan Benioff and D.B. Weiss.
'Exhalation' Collection Will Expand Your Mind: A Q&A with Short Story Author Ted Chiang By Sarah Lewin
Picard Faces Psychological Drama in New 'Star Trek' Series By Scott Snowden Not much is known about the new "Star Trek" spinoff series focusing on Capt. Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart), not even the official title. But more has come to light.
Never Fear, 'Orville' Fans! Fox Renews Sci-Fi Show for Third Season By Scott Snowden We were beginning to get a little worried there.
'The Girl Who Named Pluto' Stars in New Picture Book By Jasmin Malik Chua Eleven-year-old Venetia Burney was eating breakfast at her home in Oxford, England, on the morning of March 14, 1930, when her grandfather delivered some exciting news.
Watch Future Mars Settlers Ride a Space Elevator in This 'Aniara' Sci-Fi Film Clip By Elizabeth Howell Passengers journey off Earth en route to Mars in an exclusive clip from "Aniara," a Magnolia Pictures film that premieres in the U.S. May 17.
'Star Trek: Discovery' Season 3: What We Know and What We Hope For By Scott Snowden The USS Discovery was last seen en route to the 32nd century, in the year 3187.
Opening Up the Moon: Q&A with 'Moon Rush' Author Leonard David By Mike Wall The veteran science journalist's new book looks at the bright future of moon exploration.
Farewell, Chewbacca: Astronaut Honors Peter Mayhew of 'Star Wars' in Space By Tariq Malik "Star Wars" fans on Earth aren't the ones mourning the death of actor Peter Mayhew, who portrayed the iconic Wookie Chewbacca.
Three More 'Star Wars' Movies Announced By George Marston Disney has announced the schedule for three new "Star Wars" movies starting in December 2022, with new films arriving December 2024, and 2026.
It's Star Wars Day and SpaceX Just Launched Its Own 'Falcon' Into Space By Tariq Malik It may not be the ship that made the Kessel Run in less than 12 parsecs, but a SpaceX "Falcon" launched into space today just in time for Star Wars Day.
Lego Boost Droid Commander Turns Coding Into a Star Wars Mission By Avram Piltch The best robot kit for kids is getting a major upgrade and a heavy dose of Star Wars magic with the Lego Boost Droid Commander launching this year.
Lego 'Star Wars' Minifigures Through the Years in Photos By Elizabeth Howell See how some of the most iconic Lego "Star Wars" minifigures have evolved over the last 20 years.
