As early as this Friday, SpaceX will test its megarocket with several upgrades and attempt to deploy Starlink mockups.
The space agency will provide a broadcast update on the marquee mission that is intended to recover samples of Martian rock for study on Earth.
A year of discovery awaits, with missions poised to reveal new insights about our home planet, solar system, galaxy, and beyond.
OneWeb managed to restore its services after a 48-hour outage.
The Quadrantids will peak on Friday, dazzling night skies with 20 to 30 meteors per hour.
The piece of space debris is believed to be a separation ring from a rocket, according to Kenya's space agency.
A fresh outburst from the Sun may trigger auroras in parts of the northern United States and Canada.
New images from Webb Space Telescope reveal massive, ancient spiral galaxies.
The company's CEO suggested equipping the Vulcan Centaur with capabilities to fight orbital enemies.
The spacecraft survived scorching temperatures at a record proximity, and is expected to send details of its close call in the new year.
Parker Solar Probe will break its silence on Friday—that is, if it survived its closest approach to the Sun.
The imaging satellite was decommissioned two years ago and abandoned to burn up upon reentry through Earth's atmosphere.
Layers of ice and dust create a winter wonderland on Mars in stunning new images.
Perplexing data in the early 2000s raised questions about how planetary formation began in the universe, and new data from Webb provides some answers.
The Orion crew capsule is designed to jettison away from the SLS rocket in a launch abort scenario.
At 3.8 million miles from the Sun's surface, Parker Solar Probe will be the closest a human-made object's ever been to our host star.
The space agency is looking to maintain human presence in the microgravity environment as it transitions to commercial stations.
The otherworldly helicopter, with its 36 blades, is the size of an SUV—a major upgrade from Ingenuity's four blades.
SpaceX is gearing up to send a duo of landers to the Moon this January.
As a result of the failure, Japan's private sector has yet to independently place a satellite in Earth orbit.
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