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NASA’s Artemis splashdown will put Orion through a nail-biting test
Fingers crossed the spacecraft doesn't burn up
5 times designers and architects worked to help the planet in 2022
They imagined a better future, then helped build it.
NASA's pioneering spaceship snaps stunning view of the moon orbiting Earth
Scenes from space exploration.
By Mark Kaufman
NASA released wild aerial footage of its moon megarocket flying to space
The most powerful rocket on Earth.
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Scientists make unprecedented detection on a planet 700 light-years away
"It is incredibly exciting to know that everything is going to be rewritten."
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NASA spaceship beams back really eerie images of the moon
A historic deep space mission.
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A wildflower restoration project creates the UK's biggest grassland yet
By sowing local plant species, the project aims to boost the coastal area's biodiversity.
Why landing a spaceship on the moon is still so challenging
"It's literally a one-shot thing."
By Mark Kaufman
NASA's new spaceship just swooped by the moon and snapped wild views
Fly-by photos from the historic deep space mission.
By Mark Kaufman
NASA is back in the moon business. Here's what that means.
Artemis mission sets the stage for a moon rush.
Are 'planet-killer' asteroids really a threat to Earth?
"You need to know what's coming."
By Mark Stetson and Mark Kaufman
NASA's moon rocket blasted out jumbo clouds. Don't call them smoke.
Not as they appear.
Tuvalu will be preserved in the metaverse as rising sea levels threaten to destroy the country
Climate change could soon make this entire country literally disappear.
By Amanda Yeo
NASA just blasted its new megarocket on historic journey to the moon
Artemis gets its space legs with a stunning maiden voyage.
How to watch NASA's historic launch of its new moon megarocket
The return to the moon.
By Mark Kaufman
The unusual things NASA's moon-bound spaceship is carrying
Spoiler: They're taking a heckuva lot of dolls.
How NASA's new megarocket stacks up against its legendary predecessor
"It's a great pickup truck. I'm glad we built it. And I'm ready to fly."
By Mark Kaufman
Meet the person who added 1,767 underrepresented scientists to Wikipedia
Jess Wade is creating inclusion in STEM, one page at a time.
NASA will attempt a moon launch in November. So will someone else.
A private company plans to make history, too.
Scientists discover a mysterious solar system. It's nothing like ours.
A galactic enigma.
By Mark Kaufman
Meet the badass woman running NASA's megarocket launch to the moon
Charlie Blackwell-Thompson basically wrote the Space Launch System rocket's instruction manual.
