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A virus designed to swipe passwords from online gamers has inexplicably popped up in some laptop computers aboard the international space station.

Science editor Alan Boyle's Weblog: The Rocket Racing League's bigger, more powerful prototype plane gets its first flight tests.

The discovery of the largest cluster of galaxies ever seen in the distant universe confirms the existence of dark energy.

Glaciation and subsequent snow and ice melt likely carved out Martian gullies.

A new corps of scientists and technologies are vital for future moon research.

Phoenix lander begins extended mission as it digs deeper trench.

NASA's recently launched GLAST space telescope is up and running, and going by a new name.

TV's 'Mythbusters' tackle the hoax claims linked to Apollo moon landings.

The Mars rover Opportunity begins its ascent out of Victoria crater.

TV's 'Battlestar Galactica' is proof that the ratings system is dead.

Senators urge president to preserve option to fly shuttle past 2010.

The NSF is looking to tiny satellites for big science in space.

Astronomers may have discovered the smallest possible size for a galaxy, hinting at the nature of dark matter.

A computer virus has been found in space station laptops.

A violent merger between galaxy clusters has split dark matter from ordinary matter

A stuck metal pin prompted delay for shuttle Atlantis' launch pad move.

The lander digs deeper as its third month on Mars comes to an end.

A team of astronomers is assembling the most massive galaxies in the universe.

A thin layer of water frost is visible on the ground around NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander in this image taken by the Surface Stereo Imager at 6 a.m. on Sol...

NASA's Opportunity rover is slowly but surely hauling itself out of a vast Martian crater after nearly a year plumbing the interior for secrets of the Red Planet's ancient past.

Science editor Alan Boyle's Weblog: Does anyone still believe that Mars will look as big as the full moon this week? If so, this one's for you.

NASA's new gamma-ray telescope is up and running in orbit, and going by a brand new name: the Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope.

For its next trick, NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander will dig a trench in the Martian surface three times deeper than any it has dug so far, as it completes its original three month-mission and embarks upon its extended mission.

One of the host of challenges facing NASA as the agency plans to rekindle robotic and human exploration of the moon is the development of a corps of investigators and technologies suitable for long-term missions akin to the research stations that dot Antarctica.

The orbiting observatory has found the most massive cluster of galaxies.