A new paper has put forward the suggestion that the clouds of Venus could be a habitat for microbial life.
The out-of-control station is due to re-enter Earth's atmosphere between March 24th and April 19th.
The next generation telescope will enable us to directly study the atmospheres of extrasolar planets.
There has been a distinct reduction in the level of ozone-destroying chemicals in the Earth's atmosphere.
NASA is considering a mission to Saturn's moon Titan that would use a drone to scout across large areas.
NASA has revealed the discovery of methane and other chemicals in the gas giant's upper atmosphere.
NASA's Juno probe has sent back four breathtaking new images of the gas giant's swirling atmosphere.
NASA's long-lived Cassini spacecraft will begin its final descent in to Saturn's atmosphere this week.
The spacecraft embarked upon the first of its final five orbits around the gas giant earlier today.
Astronomers have found an extrasolar world with what has been described as a 'glowing water atmosphere'.
Astronomers have been analyzing the atmosphere of a Neptune-sized planet located 430 light years away.
NASA's Cassini spacecraft has captured a series of impressive new photos during its death-defying dive.
For a new experiment, Harvard researchers are planning to spray aerosols in to the Earth's stratosphere.
Astronomers have detected an atmosphere around GJ 1132b - a planet situated 39 light years away.
A major shakeup of the dinosaur family tree has suggested that they may have originated in the UK.
The anomalous object was spotted in front of the Sun in an image taken by NASA's STEREO satellites.
A large hexagon-shaped feature in Saturn's atmosphere appears to have changed color from blue to gold.
The promising technology enables a three-dimensional image to be suspended in mid-air using sound waves.
Manganese found inside rocks on Mars could mean that the Red Planet once had oxygen in its atmosphere.
A remote-operated deep-sea exploration vehicle has discovered a peculiar purple orb underneath a rock.