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NASA and Blue Origin have agreed to use the B-2 test stand at Stennis Space Center for second-stage hot fire testing of New Glenn as part of future Artemis work

NASA astronaut Chris Williams will brief reporters on his recent eight-month International Space Station mission during a news conference from Johnson Space Center in Houston

NASA has opened media accreditation for the Roman Space Telescope launch and the SpaceX Crew-13 mission, both scheduled for liftoff in the coming months

Space is getting more crowded every year, and the tools currently used to track everything orbiting Earth are increasingly struggling to keep pace. A new NASA-backed research project is exploring whether robots

NASA astronaut Deniz Burnham will embark on her first mission to the International Space Station, serving as an Expedition 76 flight engineer, launching aboard the Roscosmos Soyuz MS-30 spacecraft.

A mass shooting near the Space Needle landmark in Seattle killed two people and wounded at least four others, including a child, on Sunday, according to US media and a local hospital.

Voyager Technologies CEO Dylan Taylor says regular human work and travel to the Moon could become realistic by the early 2030s.

NASA is using International Space Station experiments to test compact medical, exercise, robotic and radiation tools for longer Moon and Mars missions.

A spent SpaceX Falcon 9 upper stage struck the Moon near Einstein Crater. Here is what crashed, why it happened and what scientists can learn.

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The Republic of Mauritius has officially joined the Artemis Accords, becoming the 70th signatory and the seventh African country to commit to responsible space exploration.

NASA and its partners will hold two media briefings on Monday to outline the SpaceX Crew-13 mission, with astronauts and mission leaders set to discuss preparations before launch

Australian emergency and defence personnel are being trained in analog navigation and communication methods as experts warn satellites and other space systems could be vulnerable to disruption

NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope has launched from Florida on a mission to study dark energy, dark matter and distant exoplanets.

The Trump administration has signed a nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia that could give U.S. firms priority in reactor and fuel contracts worth billions over

New James Webb Space Telescope images show how radiation from a dying star is reshaping the gas and dust of NGC 2392, known as the Lion Nebula.

NASA astronaut Chris Williams is set to return to Earth after an eight-month first stay on the International Space Station, where he helped with research, repairs and spacewalks.

NASA’s Psyche spacecraft used Mars for a gravity assist on May 15, 2026, while new images show the planet’s crescent widening during the approach

Federation leaders are massing forces at the gates, but years after the first proposed selling off of its commercial legacy and the Qatar World Cup In recent decades the city of Salé, just across the river from Rabat on Morocco’s Atlantic c

The fierce commercial rivalry between the two dominant players in the weight-loss drug market has spilled into the courtroom, with Ozempic maker Novo Nordisk accusing its biggest US competitor of misleading advertising

As wildfire smoke from Canada and Minnesota sends air quality indexes to record levels for millions of people, a simple box fan air purifier offers a low-cost way to breathe easier indoors.

A volunteer has built a machine-learning tool for NASA-supported Space Cloud Watch to distinguish rare noctilucent clouds from lower-altitude look-alikes.

Since 2017, philosopher Iason Gabriel has worked inside Google DeepMind, trying to anticipate and think through AI's impact, as commercial and geopolitical pressures on the field continue to escalate.

Premier League chief executive Richard Masters has backed the FA’s withdrawal of support for Gianni Infantino, while criticising Fifa’s abandoned plan to sell a stake in World Cup commercial rights