The pilots managed to capture the falling first stage but chose to release it after noticing funky "load…
Astronauts have worn many different outfits over the years—they haven't all had the right stuff.
The Electron rocket could blast off as early as 6:41 p.m. ET Monday, with the attempted booster catch happening…
The two torsos, named "Helga" and "Zohar," will journey to the Moon ahead of the crewed Artemis missions.
Thanks to Canadian legislators, outer space is now less lawless than it used to be.
The Pioneer-class stations are designed to accommodate 28 guests for up to two weeks.
Solar power makes most sense near the Martian equator, but nuclear power remains a smart option at the poles,…
The Crew-4 astronauts are planning to perform scientific experiments on artificial retinas and cells and to attempt…
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The team from Axiom Space spent an extra week in low Earth orbit due to weather delays.
China’s space agency is also seeking to develop a ground-based asteroid monitoring and warning system, in what is a…
The backpack will use a sophisticated navigation algorithm to map out lunar terrain—and without the benefit of GPS.
He went as far as calling NASA an "ATM" for Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos.
The lander will attempt to deploy 24 different payloads to the lunar surface, including 11 that belong to NASA.
The new astronauts will conduct experiments on artificial retinas and astronaut health and attempt to grow plants…
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The company claims its satellites will track a single location 12 times per day and at resolutions sharp enough to…
From three-day jaunts in low Earth orbit to a romantic ride in a space balloon, there's an option for practically…
If confirmed, it would mark the second recent incident in which Chinese rocket parts performed problematic reentries…
The self-imposed ban on ASAT tests suggests the U.S. is worried about its space-based assets amid growing tensions…
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Once fully installed, the 37-foot-long arm will "walk" along the outside of the orbital outpost.
The SLS launch rehearsal ended up being a big, befuddled mess, despite NASA’s assurances to the contrary.