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Some legal experts believe that there could be grounds to sue Elon Musk and SpaceX for the rocket crash — though it likely won’t happen
Moon

By Tony Ho Tran

After years of exploring options, NASA has finally decided on how it wants to retire the International Space Station.
International Space Station

By Victor Tangermann

Amateur Rocket Builders Planning to Launch Astronaut Into Space
Future Society

By Tony Ho Tran

Startup Radian Aerospace announced that it secured $27.5 million in funding to develop the first "horizontal takeoff and landing" space plane.
Off-World

By Tony Ho Tran

NASA is finally making moves to boot up its James Webb Space Telescope, according to a NASA statement — a historic moment.
James Webb Space Telescope

By Victor Tangermann

A new photo taken by ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter, or the TGO, shows a tree stump-like crater on Mars, providing insight into impacts on the Martian surface.
Mars

By Lonnie Lee Hood

NASA's Perseverance Mars rover did a little shimmy to loosen yet another pair of pebbles blocking its sample collection instrument.
Mars

By Victor Tangermann

A remotely-controlled telescope has taken one of first images of the Webb in orbit — showing it as a tiny dot amongst a sea the stars and galaxies.
James Webb Space Telescope

By Tony Ho Tran

NASA astronaut Thomas Marshburn posted an incredible photo of the ISS taken through a window from the new Russian module on Sunday.
International Space Station

By Tony Ho Tran

It’s finally happening: the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) will soon reach its forever home — but it needs to clear one last hurdle first.
James Webb Space Telescope

By Tony Ho Tran

The Hubble Space Telescope found a star formation in a dwarf starburst galaxy. The black hole in the center may have actually created the star formation.
Black Holes

By Lonnie Lee Hood

NASA's Perseverance Mars rover has successfully ejected several pebbles obstructing its sample collection system since taking its sixth sample in December.
Mars

By Victor Tangermann

The Perseverance rover found evidence of this mysterious coloring on rocks at almost every site the craft has visited on Mars.
Mars

By Tony Ho Tran

Despite having landed on Mars almost a decade ago, NASA's Curiosity rover is still leading to fascinating new discoveries — and the latest is a real doozy.
Mars

By Victor Tangermann

A study published in Nature found that astronaut's bodies are destroying their own blood through hemolysis, causing space anemia after returning to Earth.
Space

By Lonnie Lee Hood

A new report released by the agency’s Office of Investigator General revealed that the astronaut corp is the lowest it’s ever been since the 1970s.
NASA

By Tony Ho Tran

NASA's Perseverance rover has run into a bit of trouble: small pieces of Mars rock are now obstructing the rover's sample collection system.
Mars

By Victor Tangermann

NASA researcher Ann Marie Cody spoke to Vice about how exactly the agency and the SETI Institute is trying to find alien megastructures.
Science & Energy

By Tony Ho Tran

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope is officially fully deployed, but it's not out of the woods just yet, because of space junk.
James Webb Space Telescope

By Victor Tangermann

One of NASA's top scientists finally shaved his "James Webb Beard" yesterday to celebrate the James Webb Space Telescope's successful deployment.
Future Society

By Lonnie Lee Hood

NASA announced that the James Webb Space Telescope's golden primary mirror wings, or side panels, deployed and latched successfully.
James Webb Space Telescope

By Lonnie Lee Hood

In an animation, the James Webb Space Telescope is doing a seemingly chaotic loop-de-loop across the solar system. But there's method to the madness.
James Webb Space Telescope

By Victor Tangermann

The James Webb Space Telescope launch into orbit means we'll never see photos of it again.
James Webb Space Telescope

By Noor Al-Sibai

In spite of years of repeated delays, the James Webb Space Telescope's progress seems to be chugging along in kind.
James Webb Space Telescope

By Noor Al-Sibai

Long before sending off NASA's James Webb Space Telescope on its long journey into deep space last month, engineers took the opportunity to take an epic group selfie.
James Webb Space Telescope

By Victor Tangermann

NASA's Jim Green is leaving the space agency after four decades, but says he has plans to terraform Mars and make it habitable with a magnetic shield.
Mars

By Lonnie Lee Hood

The massive sunshield protecting the James Webb Space Telescope from the Sun's heat is four days into unfurling, with several left to go until completion.
James Webb Space Telescope

By Lonnie Lee Hood

NASA brought together 24 theologians for a year-long program to find out how exactly religious communities would react to alien life.
Future Society

By Tony Ho Tran

Without the assistance of gravity, giving somebody a haircut is a lot tougher than you might think. And the results may end up being a disappointment.
Off-World

By Victor Tangermann

An X-ray telescope that flew to space with NASA's Space Shuttle Columbia in 1990 has landed on Craigslist with a price tag of $10 million.
NASA

By Victor Tangermann

NASA is once again having to delay the launch of its mega-expensive SLS Rocket at the heart of its forthcoming Artemis 1 mission because of a testing glitch.
NASA

By Noor Al-Sibai

Astronomers are counting down the days until the launch of NASA's James Webb Space Telescope — and anxiety surrounding the long-awaited launch is rising.
Science & Energy

By Victor Tangermann

A team is ready to open a Moon soil container from the 1972 Apollo 17 mission. The opening will allow the extraction of precious lunar gases for testing.
Moon

By Lonnie Lee Hood

NASA's Mars helicopter briefly lost connection last week, and it could be because of Apache Log4j flaw that allows hackers to attack with little effort.
Mars

By Lonnie Lee Hood

NASA’s Probe Took a Video as It “Touched the Sun” and Wow
Science & Energy

By Victor Tangermann

The Parker Solar Probe flew through the Sun’s atmosphere and dipped below the upper part of its atmosphere known as the corona.
NASA

By Tony Ho Tran

NASA delayed the launch of the James Webb Space Telescope on Tuesday after its engineers discovered a communications glitch.
James Webb Space Telescope

By Tony Ho Tran

NASA is about to launch its James Webb Space Telescope. Astronomers are absolutely mortified of a disaster if anything goes wrong.
James Webb Space Telescope

By Victor Tangermann

NASA Scientists Are Gonna Bawl Their Eyes When the Tiny Mars Chopper Dies
Mars

By Noor Al-Sibai

There's finally some good news: NASA's legendary Hubble Space Telescope is back to full science operations, according to a recent update.
Off-World

By Victor Tangermann

NASA announced on Monday that the controversial spacecraft has been loaded with a propellant it’ll use for its thrusters to move around while in orbit.
James Webb Space Telescope

By Tony Ho Tran

Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin was one of three aeronautics companies chosen to design new “commercial destinations” in space to replace the ISS.
Blue Origin

By Tony Ho Tran

NASA has shared a brand new selfie its Curiosity Mars rover took late last month — and it's a real doozy.
Mars

By Victor Tangermann

NASA scientists are really starting to get fired up about the idea of SpaceX's Starship, a massive spacecraft with big promises.
Starship

By Victor Tangermann

The American Astronomical Society has penned a letter to NASA asking for a report of its investigation into the James Webb Space Telescope.
NASA

By Tony Ho Tran

Scientists may have answered a longstanding question about exactly how Earth's unique water came to be.
Off-World

By Noor Al-Sibai

Russia might soon press criminal charges against a NASA astronaut for allegedly sabotaging one of their spacecraft in 2018.
NASA

By Tony Ho Tran

NASA postponed a spacewalk scheduled for today after receiving a "debris notification" for the International Space Station.
NASA

By Tony Ho Tran

NASA — with the help of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket — has launched its Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) spacecraft on Tuesday night.
NASA

By Tony Ho Tran

Bruce Willis has turned down NASA's invite to watch the launch of the DART mission that bears a striking resemblance to "Armageddon."
NASA

By Noor Al-Sibai

NASA is launching a spacecraft with a highly advanced ion drive, destined to slam into an asteroid as part of its Double Asteroid Redirection Test mission.
NASA

By Victor Tangermann

After decades of delays and billions of dollar spent, NASA's James Webb Space Telescope is encountering more hiccups ahead of its launch later this year.
James Webb Space Telescope

By Victor Tangermann

A team of scientists are suggesting that we protect humans on Mars from deadly atmospheric conditions by kickstarting the planet's magnetic field.
Mars

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Back in October, NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter recently had to adjust its orbit to dodge out of the way of India's Chandrayaan-2 Orbiter.
Moon

By Victor Tangermann

NASA is sending a spacecraft to the lunar surface to explore "one of the most distinctive and enigmatic natural features on the Moon."
Moon

By Victor Tangermann

The Federal Claims court has released a 47 page document to the public, detailing its decision to drop Blue Origin's legal challenge against NASA.
Blue Origin

By Victor Tangermann

A recording of the International Space Station crew scrambling for safety after a Russian anti-satellite missile test has been released.
International Space Station

By Tony Ho Tran

Russia's Ministry of Defense is defending its reckless actions after blasting an old satellite into 1,500 trackable pieces of space debris.
Off-World

By Victor Tangermann

Earlier this month, NASA announced where it is planning to probe the lunar surface for water ice — potentially a watershed moment.
Moon

By Victor Tangermann

The Moon's top layer of rocky soil, known as "regolith," likely contains enough oxygen for 8 billion people to survive for about 100,000 years.
Moon

By Noor Al-Sibai

The International Space Station is maneuvering out of the way of space junk, which was created after China destroyed a derelict satellite in 2007.
Off-World

By Victor Tangermann

NASA boss Bill Nelson has made it clear: the mission to return humans to the Moon is delayed a year — and it’s mostly Jeff Bezos’ fault. 
Moon

By Tony Ho Tran

Former NASA astronaut Garrett Reisman says he feared drowning during a spacewalk, when a malfunction threatened to fill his spacesuit helmet with water.
NASA

By Jon Christian

Once the James Webb Space Telescope got to an ESA spaceport, officials donned protective gear and took it out of its enormous box.
James Webb Space Telescope

By Jon Christian