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A Russian docking module will launch toward the International Space Station on Wednesday morning (Nov. 24), and you can watch the action live.

NASA's Mars helicopter Ingenuity has aced yet another Red Planet flight, the little chopper's 16th sortie.

The Fujifilm X-T4 is an excellent astro-camera and it's currently on offer for its lowest ever price.

Sixty years after watching her father launch on the first American spaceflight, Laura Shepard Churchley will fly with GMA host Michael Strahan and four paying passengers on Blue Origin's New Shepard.

The Parker Solar Probe set a new mark for distance and speed as it creeps closer to the sun.

DART will be NASA's first attempt to adjust an asteroid's orbit. Here's how it works.

Space.com sat down with NASA astronaut Victor Glover about the fear of spaceflight, as well as launching in a pandemic.

NASA will launch a mission to crash into an asteroid (on purpose) overnight tonight and you can watch it live.

Sometimes, spacecraft must be destroyed anyway. And sometimes, it takes destroying a spacecraft to get the maximum science out of a mission.

Researchers warn that there are dozens of potential false biosignatures on Mars that could hinder the search for alien life.

There are tons of drones on Amazon - here’s our guide to the best ones to buy and how to check for the top Black Friday deals.

Gamers will save $35 with this Black Friday deal.

You'll save $25 on the high-resolution binocular set.

This cute and posable build-and-display model of "Baby Yoda" is now on sale.

You and your friends can protect Baby Yoda for $22 off.

NASA's mission DART will test our ability to redirect an asteroid by quite literally crashing into it — but the spacecraft will also test a new type of propulsion system for the agency.

The James Webb Space Telescope will have to wait a few more days before taking to the skies after an unexpected incident.

You can replay the plots of "Revenge of the Sith" and "A New Hope."

Hubble team members successfully recovered the observatory's Wide Field Camera 3 instrument on Sunday (Nov. 21), NASA officials said.

Across the globe, nations and space companies alike are speaking out about Russia's anti-satellite (ASAT) test that forced astronauts in space to take cover.

Astra's next rocket is already built, and the company is working out details about the launch schedule and site.