Can you lead the misfit prisoners of the Void Ark through the derelict spaceships and myriad dangers of the Sargasso Nebula? Will you make the right choices about what to do, where to go and when to fight?

With Avengers 3 out in May and promising to craft a tale that focuses on a decade’s worth of story centered on the universe-shattering Infinity Stones, the cosmic treasures are once again in the spotlight within the pages of Marvel’s various comics. There’s a twist to the stones this time however, as the publisher broke down what it calls the Infinity Circuit and how this new setup has the potential to make them even more powerful.

Hello Games has been working hard on supplementing content for No Man's Sky, and a year after release it's finally feeling like the game we were first promised.

Still think all that SF is pure fiction and won't happen in our lifetimes? Well, there's a company planning to start mining the moon within a few years. I guess that means our dystopia can begin in the next decade?

If space is the final frontier, then everything in it is a bastard. That’s the lesson that I took home from Cryptark, a game of many parts that mesh together to create a salvage-stealing machine. On first glance, Cryptark takes the form of a 2D twin-stick shooter in space that has you exploring the husky remains of derelict spacecraft in pursuit of some of that sweet sweet loot.

Seven new planets have been discovered around a nearby star. Three of which are located in the inhabitable, so-called Goldilocks zone.

When I think of space travel, I think of all the white men from the pictures during the Apollo missions. But those were never the full story, and they are even less accurate today. Space belongs to people of all genders, races and nationalities. Here's how you can get involved in the space race.

Call of Duty now lets us pew pew in space, and movies like Gravity and Interstellar offer more "scientifically sound" (maybe) visions of space travel. But just how close are we to sending people to Mars, and what are the some of the details going into the research?