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	Review: 'Skyline': When Aliens Land in L.A.
	In "Skyline," a weird assortment of slimy extraterrestrials from an unspecified world plummet into downtown Los Angeles.

	'Transformers 3' Film Trailer Rewrites Historic Moon Landing
	Houston, we have alien robots: NASA's Apollo 11 moon landing of 1969 has taken new twist in the teaser trailer for the science fiction film "Transformers: The Dark of the Moon."

	NASA Has a Ball on Set of TV's 'Big Bang Theory'
	A NASA team recently dropped in on the set of a popular sitcom about geeky astrophysicists. But the NASA reps didn't go to check up on the show's scientific accuracy they just wanted to photograph a beach ball.

	Robot 'Transformers' Invade Space Shuttle Launch Site For Sci-Fi Film
	Robots in disguise, the Transformers, showed up at NASA's Kennedy Space Center - home port of the space shuttle fleet - to shoot a movie last week.

	Science of 'Battlestar Galactica' Revealed at NY Comic Con
	Fans of Battlestar Galactica might have foreseen the ending of the series if only they'd paid attention to the science behind the show.

	'Star Trek' Actor William Shatner Boldly Talks a Little $#*!
	William Shatner is set to take the helm of the new TV show "$#*! My Dad Says," which premieres Thursday Sept. 23 on CBS.

	Klingon Space Opera Makes Cosmic Debut
	Die-hard "Star Trek" fans will want to activate their transporter beams and head to the Netherlands for the debut of an opera sung entirely in the invented Klingon language.

	Book Review 'Packing for Mars' Travels Light
	"Packing for Mars" by Mary Roach delves into the minutiae of human spaceflight.

	TV's 'Top Chefs' Cook Up Ultimate Astronaut Takeout
	NASA is challenging the cooks of TV's 'Top Chef' to dream up a new meal for astronauts.

	'Avatar' Director James Cameron Stars in NASA Videos
	NASA is featuring "Avatar" director James Cameron in a series of new public service announcements.

	'Star Wars' Fans Feel the Need for Real Hyperspeed
	At the "Star Wars" conference Celebration V last weekend in Florida, the movie series' fans and makers implored NASA to develop a hyperdrive engine.

	'Star Wars' Fans Look For Love at Sci-Fi Convention
	'Star Wars' fans tried their luck at finding love by speed dating event at this year's Star Wars Celebration V.

	George Lucas Thrills Die-Hard Fans at 'Star Wars' Celebration
	"Star Wars" creator George Lucas thrilled lucky fans in a live, on-stage interview appropriately titled The Main Event at this year's Star Wars Celebration V.

	'Star Wars' Creator Calls Off Duel over 'Lightsaber' Laser Pointer
	Many epic but harmless lightsaber duels are likely to be fought at this week's Star Wars convention in Florida. There is, however, a truly dangerous lightsaber-like device out there that has caused a disturbance in the Force.

	How 'Star Wars' Changed the World
	It's been more than 30 years since "Star Wars" first exploded into theaters, but the swashbuckling sci-fi films from writer-director George Lucas have behind a legacy no other blockbuster has yet surpassed.

	Cave Will Make Klingon Tourists Feel at Home
	A new audio tour in Klingon will guide Trekkers through the spelunking frontier of Australia's Jenolan Caves.

	Star Trek Re-Launches Website to Boldly Go Into Digital Frontier
	Star Trek fans can boldly go into their favorite digital frontier with new gusto thanks to the Thursday re-launch of the science fiction franchise's official website, StarTrek.com, after an overhaul worthy of the starship Enterprise.

	Astronaut Talks Space with David Letterman
	Mike Massimino was awestruck when he soaked in a view of Earth from hundreds of miles up.

	Game Review: Virtual Lunar Life on NASA's 'Moonbase Alpha'
	Get ready to go bounding out across the virtual lunar surface in NASA's new video game, where up to six players can cooperate in a race against the clock to repair their moonbase after a meteorite strike.

	New NASA Game Hands Over Keys to Virtual Moonbase
	NASA hopes to give virtual explorers a sense of what life on the moon will be like in new computer launching this month. NASA's 'Moonbase Alpha' game allows up to 6 players to take on the role of moonwalking astronauts.

	Buzz Lightyear's Out-of-This-World 'Toy Story' Told by Boy's Space Patch
	In Disney's "Toy Story 3," Buzz Lightyear once again faces identity issues between being a real space ranger or a toy. For the 11-year-old boy who designed the mission emblem for Lightyear's real-life space adventure, the animated astronaut is, in fact, both.

	'Rocket Boys' Memoir Aims for Broadway as Musical
	A beloved memoir about a boy's youth spent building homemade rockets is taking a musical turn in a new performance that could be headed for Broadway.

	NASA Launch Software Goes From the Simulator To the Classroom
	NASA has converted the space shuttle simulator software used to train astronauts into an educational tool for teaching middle school students how to apply their math, science and engineering knowledge.

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