Space

VICE News gets a sneak peek of NASA's new telescope.

Doomsday cults emerged in the 90's, seizing on Y2K fears.

For the first time in history, an independent group of college students is launching a rocket into space.

The VICE LIVE hosts discuss NASA's decision to cancel the planned all female spacewalk.

The hosts discuss space herpes with comedian Paris Sashay on VICE LIVE's Bottom Feed segment.

A mile under the Earth’s crust, inside the gold mines of South Africa, lie the deepest living animals on the planet: nematodes – or “Devil Worms” – the tiniest multicellular worms on Earth.

Tyler tries to figure out a way to float on earth by meeting with some geniuses.

In this scene from NUTS + BOLTS, Tyler talks floating, gravity, and poop with astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson.

Watch this spliff fly into space…and then watch Weed Week on VICELAND.

In February, The Whitney Museum of American Art presented Red In View (Orbit), a 10 day continuous performance art piece by artists MPA, Amapola Prada, and Elizabeth Marcus-Sonenberg.

Motherboard meets with Doug Vakoch, founder of METI International, an organization dedicated to sending interstellar messages to extraterrestrial lifeforms.

Dr. Chris Mason is using genetics to understand how humans will prepare for -and defend themselves against— life in space.