Someday, we might see them with our own eyes. NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory has created a stunning set of exoplanet travel posters that will make you wish very hard that someday is now.

NASA is no stranger to travel posters—last year, they released a series of WPA-style posters highlighting potentially habitable planets. All of the agency’s posters can be viewed on JPL’s ...

NASA’s most recent photos of Pluto, captured by the New Horizons spacecraft, have revealed some of the most intriguing and ...

NASA's New Horizons spacecraft left Earth in January 2006 on a mission to document and map Pluto and its largest moon, Charon. What's especially cool here is how New Horizons got so deep into the ...

Pluto’s family portrait is complete after NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft snapped shots of its smallest moon Kerberos. Though it looks more or less like a blob in space, the series of images is ...

In the latest image from NASA, dubbed "Psychedelic Pluto," the orb is transformed into something worthy of a blacklight poster, thanks to a photo-editing technique called "principal component ...

After a journey of 9.5 years across 3 billion miles of space, NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft is about three months away from its closest approach to the dwarf planet Pluto. The mission has gone ...