
Juice slingshots past Earth, testing instruments and snapping photos on its way to Jupiter
ESA's Juice used Earth's gravity to bend its path 20 degrees and gain 3.5 km/s, while calibrating its cameras on our planet and the Moon.

ESA's Juice used Earth's gravity to bend its path 20 degrees and gain 3.5 km/s, while calibrating its cameras on our planet and the Moon.

Three launches in 13 hours included a crewed flight and a secret payload; Starship's 14th test reached orbit and deployed 26 Starlink V3 satellites.

NASA+ offers documentaries on Europa, Titan and planetary defense at no cost — while four Wikinews interviews remain unreachable behind an automated-access policy.

Four astronauts — two NASA, one Canadian, one Russian — lifted off from Cape Canaveral on the fastest US crewed trip to the space station yet.

Contract covers a '5G Network-in-a-Box' lab demo by 2028 and a flight demonstration on the lunar surface, as NASA builds toward a sustained Moon Base.

Three PRISM investigations join a growing fleet of commercial landers as NASA races to build a $30 billion outpost near the lunar South Pole.

As the 77th International Astronautical Congress opens in Türkiye, workforce gaps, public engagement and diversity debates shadow the Artemis era.

After a year-long silence on its updates page, the rover is exploring the ancient rocks of Lac de Charmes — terrain older than anything it has sampled before.

After a commercial in-space servicing attempt fell short, NASA's 21-year-old gamma-ray hunter will fall back to Earth by year's end.

The 2027 competition hands real NASA intellectual property to university teams, echoing a legacy that runs from shuttle landings to improvised fixes aboard the ISS.