Eye-popping rocket launches, blazing hot reentries, and daring spacewalks, the month of May had plenty of…
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The safety panel is recommending an independent review of Boeing’s Starliner program, saying a 'number of open…
Called A Sign in Space, the scientific art experiment invites the public to help decode the signal, which is meant…
Every so often, nature makes the same creature twice.
Under the $3.4 billion contract, the Blue Origin-led team will design, develop, and test the crewed lander, dubbed…
At a recently held budget hearing, Senators Ted Cruz and Eric Schmitt warned that the space agency is becoming too…
The telescope makes it possible for amateurs to capture fantastic views of space, even in densely lit environments.
Several times, scientists have picked up signals that looked like evidence of intelligent life.
The coming week will also see the continued growth of several satellite constellations and the winners of NASA's…
Launched 50 years ago this week, Skylab set the stage for much more ambitious missions.
NASA asked commercial providers to find a way to boost Hubble’s orbit, and now Momentus Space and Astroscale have…
Axiom Space and Virgin Galactic are hoping to launch astronauts to space in late May, but these companies have very…
Momentus Space says the recent demonstration sets it on the path to fully operational missions.
A total of 4,023 Starlink satellites are now in low Earth orbit, as SpaceX continues to build its record-setting…
Liquid water is typically associated with planet Earth, but our solar system hosts surprisingly large volumes of the…
NASA’s Artemis program to return humans to the lunar surface is moving at a snail’s pace. Here’s why.
We’ll also be watching the launch of NASA’s hurricane-sniffing TROPICS satellites.