Author: Sarah Scoles

The long-time leader of the search for extraterrestrial intelligence—and inspiration for the movie Contact—has scores of astronomical devotees.

The radio spectrum is a limited commodity—and more and more of it is getting slurped up by consumer devices.

One aerospace accelerator doesn’t necessarily think of Silicon Valley as its incubator for genius, and it's willing to take on eat-your-vegetables inventions that could make rocket companies rich.

SpaceX plans to launch nearly 12,000 satellites to create fast internet access around the globe. But is that all it will do with its constellation?

Fledgling astronomers still don't take meaningful courses in modern coding, data science, or their best practices.

Rocket Lab's Electron is set to become the first launcher made for, and for sale to, small satellite startups.

When you have nearly unfathomable depths of information, the quickest way to move it is still the actual highway, not the information-super-one.