Russia’s Space Program Is Blowing Up. So Are Its Rockets
Cosmic dust grains found on city rooftops for the first time
Sifting through muck trapped in roof gutters in Paris, Oslo and Berlin yielded 500 tiny particles from the birth of the solar system 4.6 billion years ago
Virgin Galactic takes first solo glide flight since 2014 crash
The commercial spaceflight company sent its space plane, VSS Unity, for its first untethered test flight in two years, a step towards space tourism
A Warming Earth Is Making It Harder to Study Mars
A Warming Earth Is Making It Harder to Study Mars
ESA approves 2020 ExoMars rover despite crash earlier this year
Putting aside the dramatic loss of the Schiaparelli lander in October and concerns about cost, ESA member states voted to go ahead with the next part of the life-hunting ExoMars mission
A Russian Cargo Ship Burns Up, But ISS Astronauts Won’t Go Hungry
Buzz Aldrin evacuated from South Pole after falling ill
The former astronaut was visiting Antarctica as part of a tour group when his health deteriorated
LIGO turns back on to hunt for more gravitational waves
The premier gravitational wave observatory just turned back on for another six months - and it's expected to catch twice as many black holes as last time
Moon-dust cake mix shows moon may have had water from the start
Early moon geology recreated in the lab suggests water was there to begin with, not added later by comets