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The United Kingdom has issued new trade sanctions against Russia that ban all space-related exports to the country.

Scott Kelly earned a Russian medal "For Merit in Space Exploration" — but he doesn't want it anymore.

Has Q's taste in men's fashion improved? Will he have cheap, red wine-stained lips again? All these questions – and more, are answered in this enthralling first episode

Hidden under Greenland's thick ice sheet, scientists found what they thought was the scar of an asteroid impact perhaps just thousands of years old, fresh enough that humans were already on the scene.

Officials at SpaceX worked for six weeks to bring Starlink satellite internet service to Ukraine ahead of a government request from that country.

Prices for binoculars are going up. Here's when to consider buying a pair and how to save.

NASA will get just over $24 billion this year, if Congress is able to pass a newly devised omnibus spending bill.

Take three black holes and throw them into the disk surrounding a supermassive black hole and things get really weird, really fast.

Samples from asteroid Ryugu are the most pristine pieces of our solar system ever studied and contain amino acids that could have given rise to life on Earth.

Planetary debris, including some objects the size of moons, may hint at a rocky exoplanet within the habitable zone of a dead star, a new study suggests.

When a rogue meteor careened through the atmosphere of Jupiter last year, it caught the attention of NASA's Juno spacecraft in orbit around the giant planet.

Apple’s MacBook Pro 16-inch offers desktop-class performance in a laptop, and fixes many issues we had with prior models.

Two giant bubbles of gamma rays and X-rays that erupted from the center of the Milky Way may stem from a supermassive black hole's feeding frenzy at the heart of the galaxy, a new study finds.

Scientists investigating the true identity of dark matter are finding new evidence to support one leading candidate: axions.

The European Solar Orbiter mission will make its closest approach to the sun later this month, promising to capture images that could unravel some of the mysteries of our star's behaviour.

SpaceX will launch four dozen Starlink internet satellites and land the returning rocket on Wednesday (March 9), and you can watch the action live.

A look at the constellation of Orion: its history, shape and position

Our recommended camera phones for anyone looking to rely on a smartphone for photos and video.

The all-private Polaris Dawn crewed mission joined other space entities worldwide in supporting Ukraine.

Perseverance just socked away another Martian rock sample, the seventh that it has collected since landing on the Red Planet in February 2021.

The green energy revolution promised by nuclear fusion is now a step closer, thanks to the first successful use of a cutting-edge artificial intelligence system to shape the superheated hydrogen plasmas inside a fusion reactor.