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The Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory has spent 21 years as astronomy's first responder, swinging toward exploding stars faster than any other telescope. Now it is falling toward Earth. And on July 3, a refrigerator-sized robot built by a four-year-old company launched on a daring attempt to catch it in orbit and shove it back up.
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NASA’s latest CubeSat is testing the next generation of autonomous space systems
NASA has launched a new CubeSat designed to accelerate the testing of emerging space technologies directly in orbit, a move that could shorten development timelines for future missions while reducing costs.
NASA this week released a much-anticipated document, known as a “draft Request for Proposals,” that provides some clarity about what it expects from US companies attempting to build privately operated space stations in low-Earth orbit.
The use of lunar resources could "completely change the energy situation on Earth," a former NASA adviser told Newsweek.
NASA's Artemis III astronauts plan to carry out rendezvous and docking procedures with commercial moon landers being built by SpaceX and Blue Origin.
NASA's vision of building a moon base has begun to take shape. Here's what to know ahead of the latest update coming today (June 30.)
Over the first quarter of the 21st century, two major trends have transformed the global space industry. The first is the rapid rise of China’s space program, which only flew its first human to orbit in 2003 but now boasts spaceflight capabilities second ...
A handful of other countries have their own lunar programs, as does the European Union. Through 2030, governments and private entities have planned more than 400 missions in the next two decades to fly past or circle the moon or to land crewed or uncrewed ...
Conceptualized just a few months ago, NASA’s moon base plans are rolling out in earnest as the space agency maps out plans to deliver assets to the lunar surface.
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Aviation pioneer Wally Funk, the oldest woman to fly in space, dies at 87
Wally Funk, a pioneering aviator who volunteered to be an astronaut for NASA’s “Women in Space Program” in 1961, has died at the age of 87. Funk died Wednesday at her apartment in an assisted living facility in the Dallas and Fort Worth suburb of Grapevine,
