Topic: Technology

NASA intends to learn more about stars, neutron stars, black holes, nebulae and other space objects by launching a new X-ray telescope satellite, the IXPE, from Florida early Thursday.

The Hubble Space Telescope has returned to full operation after more than a month of interruptions due to communication trouble with the orbiting observatory, NASA said Tuesday.

A major outage of Amazon Web Services disrupted companies like Disney, Sony and Netflix on Tuesday.

Instagram rolled out a new tool in the United States and several other countries on Tuesday that encourages younger users to take a break from the social media app if they have been using it for a prolonged period.

Rep. Devin Nunes, R-Calif., announced Monday that he will resign from Congress and take a role as CEO of Trump Media & Technology Group, founded by former President Donald Trump.

The stock price of HYBE, BTS's management company, went down after members of the K-pop group sold their shares -- worth $8.4 million in total.

NASA announced 10 astronaut candidates Monday near Johnson Space Center in Houston -- six men and four women who someday may walk on the moon.

Two Japanese businessmen plan to become the first paying tourists to visit the International Space Station since 2009 by rocketing into orbit from Kazakhstan on Wednesday.

As science looks for better ways to harness electricity from the sun, an explanation for the efficiency of one promising material -- perovskites -- has proven elusive. It's finding could help speed green energy research.

Honda recalled nearly 789,000 SUVs and pickup trucks internationally for hoods that may open while driving.