A mission to a Martian moon launches, what the upcoming U.S. elections will mean for NASA, and new possible landing sites for Artemis.

A space advocate’s guide to the U.S. midterm elections

If ever there were a case for playing the long game, space exploration is it.

A guide to accessing the Member Community website and app.

As part of our Advancement Services team, the Membership Assistant is often a member's first point of contact with the Society, whether by phone, email, or in person at our beautiful office in Pasadena, CA.

Old stars may offer a rainbow of color, while a Mars rover sets a new record, and a JWST image gets an artistic makeover.

The first mission to land on a moon of Mars could launch as soon as Oct. 19, carrying with it a sample collection instrument that The Planetary Society helped develop.

A NASA spacecraft bakes in a furnace, a planet possibly forms from its dying star, and a cloud arises by a Mars volcano.

Our top tips on hosting your own sidewalk astronomy event.

NASA looks into drones to dive through caves on Titan and the Moon, while the Juice mission flies by Earth, and the ISS flies overhead.

All of our favorite space photos from the past month.

A new crater on the Moon, super-hot amoebas, and Hubble marks an orbital milestone as well as one of your own.

Three groups of scientists will receive crowdfunded support to further the scientific exploration of space.

While Roman doubles its lifetime and Artemis astronauts retire, a new discovery may be the youngest exoplanet ever.

NASA's New Horizons is poised to make discoveries about the farthest reaches of our Solar System, but two of its key instruments are in danger of being shut down prematurely.

A new shape on Saturn, new Artemis spacesuits, and a new look at Star Trek.

Dr. Jason Rhodes, Jet Propulsion Laboratory project scientist for the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, shares what to expect from NASA’s next great observatory.

Countries around the world are planning missions to Mars, including rovers and a sample return from the moon Phobos.

Roman is on its way to make discoveries, including more Solar System moons than you might expect.

NASA’s next flagship orbital observatory will reshape what we know about planets throughout the galaxy.