NASA's LRO and South Korea's Danuri spacecraft photograph a fresh crater from a SpaceX rocket crash, giving scientists a rare look at impact physics.
Fresh awards for payload processing, orbital transfer studies, and lunar services show NASA's deepening reliance on private industry.
From NASA internships to UK investment, a global push is training scientists to communicate, collaborate, and inspire.
Chipmaker's January xAI investment converts to massive SpaceX position after merger; shares have since dropped, yet the bet underscores deepening ties between AI and space.
Disney's D23 showcase delivers a darker Star Wars future with Ahsoka's January premiere and Gosling's Starfighter debut, plus Marvel, Pixar, and more.
Zelenskyy confirms hit on Progress Rocket Space Center, disrupting Soyuz production and military satellite manufacturing.
Kennedy Space Center hosts a two-day celebration of air and space innovation this November, featuring the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds and next-gen technologies.
After a medical emergency cut short his final ISS mission, Fincke retires with 549 days in space.
The $4.3 billion observatory, launching August 30 on a SpaceX Falcon Heavy, will survey billions of galaxies, hunt dark energy, and search for exoplanets.
From middle school experiments to Artemis missions, NASA’s educational programs are taking students to new heights this school year.