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Two of the stars from 'Star Trek Into Darkness' visited SF to talk about working with J.J. Abrams and share a sneak peek of the film.
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Actors John Cho and Simon Pegg visit San Francisco to talk about 'Star Trek Into Darkness.' (Clips courtesy of Paramount Pictures.)
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A rescue mission is under way at NASA Ames research center where scientists are trying to save their prized Kepler spacecraft.
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A rescue mission is under way at NASA Ames research center where scientists are trying to save their prized Kepler spacecraft.
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A tiny satellite called SkyCube will orbit the earth, sending back tweets and photos to people willing to pay a dollar for the privilege.
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A tiny satellite called SkyCube will orbit the earth, sending back tweets and photos to people willing to pay a dollar for the privilege.
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The cell phone has revolutionized how people communicate and now, it's ushering in a new era for satellites.
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The cell phone has revolutionized how people communicate and now, it's ushering in a new era for satellites.
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A nonprofit organization is about to start looking for people who want to be colonists on Mars, but there are a few hitches.
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NASA scientists say tests on a Mars rock show the planet could have supported primitive life.
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Stargazers are in for a rare treat. Astronomers say a comet zipping by Earth should be visible without binoculars or a telescope.
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High school students from Fremont Christian School are intently watching SpaceX's launch since their experiments are onboard.
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One of the strangest space missions ever proposed involves sending a married couple, alone, on a voyage to Mars.
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Scientists say they've found a four pound fragment from the meteorite that exploded over Russia's Ural Mountains.
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"Star Trek" fans, rejoice.
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People described to us what they saw as a meteor passed over the San Francisco Bay Area skies Friday night.
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People in the San Francisco Bay Area say they saw a meteor flash overhead Friday night around 7:40 p.m.
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If the meteor that exploded above Russia came directly at us, we'd be helpless. But, one local foundation's hoping to change that.
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Homeowners can expect relief from their insurance company should a meteor strike ther home.
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Homeowners can expect relief from their insurance company should a meteor strike ther home.
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If the meteor that exploded above Russia came directly at us, we'd be helpless. But, one local foundation's hoping to change that.
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A Russian health official says nearly 1,000 people have sought help for injuries caused by a meteor that exploded in the sky.
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All eyes are on the sky as an asteroid zips by. Chabot Space and Science Center in Oakland is holding a viewing party at 7 p.m.
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NASA scientists say a huge asteroid measuring 150 feet is taking a very close trip past Earth on Friday.
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An East Bay seventh grader's science experiment has become a national sensation.
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An East Bay seventh grader's science experiment has become a national sensation.
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An asteroid measuring about 150 feet across will zip past Earth next week, the closest known approach for an asteroid of its size.
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An asteroid measuring about 150 feet across will zip past Earth next week, the closest known approach for an asteroid of its size.
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Shira Lazar takes a look at the day's best YouTube videos in today's "What's Trending" report.
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Shira Lazar takes a look at the day's best YouTube videos in today's "What's Trending" report.
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A "Death Star" won't be a part of the U.S. military's arsenal any time soon.
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EXCLUSIVE: Engineers at Stanford are working on a new kind of rover that could someday explore one of Mars' distant moons.
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EXCLUSIVE: Engineers at Stanford are working on a new kind of rover that could someday explore one of Mars' distant moons.
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The book 'The Last Pictures' by Trevor Paglen examines man-made and natural worlds.
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A new communications satellite launched recently that will carry 100 photos of the manmade and natural worlds.
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Two prominent meteor showers will begin lighting up the night sky starting Monday.
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It was, then it wasn't, and now a rock found by a Novato woman last week has been re-classified as a meteorite.
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It turns out that meteor fragment found in a Novato backyard last week is just a rock.
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Scientists have recovered the first chunk of the meteor seen streaking across the Bay Area sky Wednesday night.
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Wednesday night's spectacular meteor show over the Bay Area prompted some people to go out and hunt for meteorites.
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Wednesday night's spectacular meteor show over the Bay Area prompted some people to go out and hunt for meteorites.
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People described hearing a loud boom and seeing a fireball streak across the sky around 7:45 p.m. Wednesday.
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A meteor crossed the sky over the Bay Area Wednesday evening with a bright flash and loud boom.
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A meteor crossed the sky over the Bay Area Wednesday evening with a bright flash and loud boom.
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A possible meteor shower crossed the Bay Area and caught the attention of many people all over with a bright flash and loud boom.
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After a 12-mile trek, Endeavour arrived at the California Science Center to a greeting party of city leaders and other dignitaries.
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See photos of space shuttle Endeavour as it goes on a 12-mile trip to the California Science Center, where it will retire.
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Sarah Brightman, the world's biggest selling soprano, says she has booked a trip to the International Space Station.
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Space shuttle Endeavour made a historic flyover of the Bay Area Friday morning on its way to LA.
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Jerry Brown signed legislation intended to boost the fledgling private space travel industry.
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