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SpaceX has fired up the rocket that will ferry its next cargo shipment to the International Space Station early Saturday morning.
More than 50 years after its pressurized writing instruments first entered orbit, Fisher Space Pen and its late founder are entering the Space Technology Hall of Fame.
Massive crowds converged at Hamid Karzai International Airport before explosions there killed and injured dozens on Thursday (Aug. 26).
Comets from other star systems, such as 2019 Borisov, visit the sun's neighborhood more frequently than scientists had thought, a new study suggests.
After 17 successful flights to space and back, Blue Origin is ready to move its launch operations to your backyard. The company, which was founded by billionaire Jeff Bezos, announced an Estes's model rocket version of its New Shepard launch vehicle.
Hero Collector is launching a new "Star Trek: The Original Series" retrospective hardcover on Sept. 21 in time for the show’s 55th birthday
New Shepard aced its latest mission this morning (Aug. 26), an uncrewed jaunt that carried a variety of scientific experiments, as well as some pioneering artwork, to and from suborbital space.
A new strategy game called "Humankind" was released last week and its trailer had a hilarious Apollo 11 twist.
Galaxies – massive collections of gas, dust, and billions of stars and their solar systems – are a fundamental component of our universe.
Astronomers use the rings to study remote galaxies and to measure the masses of the objects that create them.
The documentary "explores the prospect of humans visiting and settling Mars" and how we'll get there.
California-based Rocket Lab just completed its previously announced merger with a special purpose acquisition company.
Boom! Studios is releasing a third offering in their engaging series of "Dune" comic books titled "Dune: A Whisper of Caladan Seas" in December.
When we talk about amazing geological features, we often limit ourselves to those on Earth.
NASA hopes that commercial space stations will orbit Earth once the International Space Station eventually retires, NASA Administrator Bill Nelson said today (Aug. 25) at the 36th Space Symposium.
Astronauts aboard the International Space Station celebrated the opening of the Tokyo Paralympic Games by posing with a photo with a torch.
A team of Hollywood prop and visual artists are offering replicas of the Apollo command module control panel.