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	Leonard Nimoy Cried Watching New Star Trek Movie
	Actor Leonard Nimoy recounts how he cried upon seeing the new 2009 "Star Trek" movie.

	Star Trek's Utopia: Yes We Can!
	Psychologists say Star Trek's peaceful future might not be so unrealistic.

	Star Trek: The Real Doctor McCoy
	Astronaut Mike Barratt is the closest thing to a 'Star Trek's' Dr. McCoy in space.

	New Video - Star Trek's Warp Drive
	Former NASA breakthrough propulsion project chief Marc Millis explains the allure of faster-than-light travel. Credit: Imaginova Studios

	NASA Names Space Module After Moon Base, Not Stephen Colbert
	NASA has named its new space station module 'Tranquility,' not 'Colbert.'

	Earth's Dwindling Resources Drive Space Exploration
	Author Marsha Freeman spotlights the life of German rocket engineer Krafft Ehricke in 'Extraterrestrial Imperative.'

	Space IMAX Films Launch to Small Screen
	A series of IMAX space films will launch to the small screen April 12.

	NASA to Reveal Space Module's Name on 'Colbert Report'
	NASA's new space station room has a name and will announce it to the world next week with help from comedian Stephen Colbert.

	Astronauts Would Live in Space Module 'Colbert'
	Astronauts are confident the right name for the International Space Station's new room will be found.

	New Video - Star Trek Movie Premieres
	On the red carpet with the cast of the new Star Trek movie. Credit: Paramount Pictures

	Stephen Colbert Challenges NASA Over Node Name
	Comedian Stephen Colbert hopes to hold NASA to his popular name for its new space station node.

	Real-Life Astronaut Dishes on 'Battlestar Galactica'
	Astronaut Garrett Reisman may have cameo in final "Battlestar" episode.

	NASA Might Name Toilet For Comedian Stephen Colbert
	NASA may consider putting comedian Stephen Colbert's name on a space toilet.

	'Battlestar Galactica' Takes Over United Nations ... Really
	"Battlestar" producers and actors held a panel at the United Nations.

	NASA Won't Commit to 'Stephen Colbert' Space Module Yet
	Comedian Stephen Colbert talks to NASA about space station naming contest.

	Can a Comedian Take Over the Space Station?
	Comedian Stephen Colbert jumps into NASA's space station naming contest.

	James Kakalios - Putting the Science Into 'Watchmen'
	"Watchmen" filmmakers turn to a physics professor for the science.

	'T-Minus' Launches Space Race Into Comics
	In 1969, man first set foot on the moon. In 2009, a new graphic novel will show readers what it took to get there.

	The Mystery Behind Real Flying Saucers
	Authors of the new book "The Saucer Fleet" take a look at America's obsession with flying saucers.

	NASA Creating Online Multiplayer Video Game
	NASA chooses three game developers to create its online multiplayer game.

	From 'Trek' to 'Wars,' Part 3: George Takei on Heroes, Prop 8 and More
	This decade has been particularly kind to George Takei.

	Seth Shostak on the Set of 'The Day the Earth Stood Still'
	A half-century later, Klaatu and Gort are back.

	From 'Trek' to 'Wars,' Part 2: George Takei on Star Trek
	Actor George Takei talks 'Star Trek,' then and now.

	From 'Trek' to 'Wars': George Takei on Clone Wars
	'Star Trek's George Takei on Trek and voicing a new villain on 'Star Wars: Clone Wars.'

	Majel Roddenberry, Widow of 'Trek' Creator, Dies
	"Star Trek" creator Gene Roddenberry's widow who nurtured the legacy of the seminal sci-fi TV series after his death, has died.

	'The Day the Earth Stood Still' Remake Goes Green
	In the remake, aliens reprimand humanity for treating the Earth poorly.

	Mars Trek: TV Show Dramatizes Five Years of Red Planet Roving
	A new television documentary chronicles the stunning success of NASA's twin Mars rover.

	TV's 'Mythbusters' Tackle Moon Landing Hoax Claims
	TV's 'Mythbusters' tackle the hoax claims linked to Apollo moon landings.

	J.J. Abrams Gives Glimpse of New 'Star Trek' Film
	J.J. Abrams is no Trekkie, but he's got big plans for the new 'Star Trek' film.

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

	Film Review: 'Star Wars: The Clone Wars'
	The Star Wars universe rides again in the new animated film 'The Clone Wars.'

	Film Review: 'Fly Me to the Moon' Launches in 3-D
	The new animated film "Fly Me to the Moon" paints NASA's Apollo in 3-D.

	'Star Trek Online' is Ready to Beam Up
	The 'Star Trek' massively multiplayer online game will finally emerge.

	Queen's Guitarist Publishes Astrophysics Thesis
	The founder of legendary rock band Queen completed his astrophysics thesis.

	Behind the Scenes of the Moon Machines
	A new film looks at people who built the gear that went to the moon.

	Film Review: WALL•E Brings Robot Love to Space
	WALL•E, a robot stranded on a future Earth, reminds humans how to live in Disney-Pixar's new film.

	Disney's Buzz Lightyear, Wall-E Explore Space For NASA
	Disney's toy space ranger and NASA's real astronauts get together.

	TV Review: When We Stayed Home to Leave Earth
	The Discovery Channel showcases NASA missions in High Definition.

	The Legacy of Space Chimps
	Chimps may represent the forgotten link in the evolution of human spaceflight.

	'Star Trek' Theme Composer Alexander Courage Dies
	Alexander Courage, composer of the 'Star Trek' TV theme, has died at 88.

	No One Toys With NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander
	No toy or model versions of NASA's Mars Phoenix Lander are available.

	'Iron Man' Hero Personifies Modern Military Contractors
	Superhero Tony Stark sells weapons when not being Iron Man.

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