Space Exploration

Space agencies are partnering with car manufacturers to custom build new rovers—or retrofit commercial vehicles—for future missions to the moon and Mars

The space agency has announced the timing of the ISS’s demise as part of a long-planned transition to private orbital outposts

The permanently shadowed regions at the lunar poles might contain thick ice reservoirs

After decades of false starts, a new push for nuclear-powered rocketry could make or break the space agency’s plans to send astronauts to the Red Planet

As we continue to push into space, the 55th anniversary of the deadly fire reminds us to prioritize both safety and people

Independent concepts from each nation envision launching high-speed spacecraft on aspirational multigenerational voyages into the great unknown of interstellar space

NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope will travel to a special spot where the gravity from Earth and the sun is balanced

“The test has so far generated over 1,500 pieces of trackable orbital debris,” a State Department spokesperson said

The long-delayed successor to the Hubble Space Telescope is set to take flight in December

A congressional hearing about NASA’s budget and activities offered more questions than answers about the International Space Station, orbital debris hazards and returning astronauts to the moon