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Humans have been in space since 1957, but its potential is really just being explored.

It's hard to believe it's been more than 45 years since we landed humans on the moon.

The Solar Roadway, a bike path composed of solar cells that was constructed sixth months ago in the Netherlands, is working even better than expected!

If you've ever worn a pair of hockey gloves, you have a sense of how difficult it is for an astronaut to work in space.

NASA's Journey to Mars Challenge is offering up to $15,000 for ideas that will help establish a continuous human presence on Mars.

Flexible solar cells, like the WAACS Rollable Solar Charger, offer people the ability to harness solar energy anywhere and while on-the-go.

Launching humans into space is a tricky business -- especially so if it comes time to abort the mission.

You impressed by self-driving cars? How about a self-driving truck.

Since 1958, the Inventions and Contributions Board of NASA has awarded grants of up to $100,000 for technological developments in aeronautics.

We've written before about the devastating earthquake that hit Nepal late last month (some ideas to donate are here).