The Artemis program has yet to capture the public’s attention or imagination, if the legendary quiz show is any…
"This is really hard work," a NASA official said. The gigantic SLS rocket is back in the Vehicle Assembly Building…
Sanders referred to the proposed funding as a "bailout" for Blue Origin's Jeff Bezos.
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.
China’s space agency is also seeking to develop a ground-based asteroid monitoring and warning system, in what is a…
From three-day jaunts in low Earth orbit to a romantic ride in a space balloon, there's an option for practically…
The SLS launch rehearsal ended up being a big, befuddled mess, despite NASA’s assurances to the contrary.
The space agency is planning another attempt at a wet dress rehearsal early next week.
It's a promising start, but the space agency has plenty of work to do, given that 90% of its astronauts are white.
The all-electric vans will carry fully suited astronauts, support staff, and equipment to the launch site for…
A busted valve has introduced a further complication into an already less-than-ideal test of NASA’s SLS rocket.
The test was scrubbed on Monday after a manual valve was, for some reason, left closed when it should’ve been open.
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The multi-day rehearsal is the final step as NASA readies its gigantic Moon rocket for a possible launch in June.
Concerns have been raised that NASA might inadvertently disclose information that helps an adversary build ballistic…
Live coverage of the historic rollout begins at 5:00 p.m. EDT (2:00 p.m. PDT).
The 322-foot-tall rocket will begin its 4-mile journey to the launch pad on Thursday, March 17.
The space agency has toyed with some big ideas over the years, but some things are even too NASA for NASA.
In the next month, the Orion spacecraft will be rolled out to its launchpad at Cape Canaveral, NASA said Thursday.
NASA replaced an engine controller aboard the gigantic Space Launch System rocket after a glitch late last year.