Two Stranded Starliner astronauts will exit the space station for the first NASA spacewalks scheduled in over six months.

With funding from the Italian Space Agency, the GLAMS project is advancing lunar habitations with 3D printed regolith structures.

Firefly Aerospace’s Blue Ghost lunar lander will fly a 60-day mission to deliver a suite of NASA science equipment to the ...

In Europe, the total funding was €11.9 billion, showing a modest 1% rise in its share of global space investment. According to the European Space Agency, defence spending on space exceeded civil ...

Howl or no howl, the wolf's seasonal peak of activity earned wolves a place in Dakota/Lakota lunar lore, where the January full Moon is (according to the Farmer's Almanac) known as "The Time When ...

The moon is about 240,000 miles away from Earth. That's enough space to fit 30 Earths in between. Sometimes, it snuggles a little closer, and sometimes it's a little farther away. When you look up ...

Two NASA astronauts who flew up to the International Space Station in a Boeing Starliner capsule for a round trip that was supposed to last just over a week will be stuck in space for closer to a ...

The Isaacman nomination has prompted speculation in some quarters that NASA's Artemis moon program, relying on the agency's costly Space Launch System rocket and Orion crew capsule, could face ...

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in the latest milestone in the country’s ambitious space program. Cai Xuzhe and Song Lingdong, crew members of the Shenzhou-19 spaceflight, wrapped the nine-hour extravehicular activity ...

Under this program, the space agency sends its payloads to the Moon via private robotic missions to prepare for the next human Moon landing in 2027. Firefly has named its first CLPS mission Ghost ...

"You can't necessarily use the ages recorded by rocks to tell when the moon formed," study lead author Francis Nimmo, a planetary scientist at the University of California Santa Cruz, told Space.com.