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A helicopter will try to catch a scorching-hot rocket booster in the air
With the unreal cost of boosters, it's worth a shot.
NASA launches SpaceX Crew-4 astronauts to ISS without a hitch
Another four are away.
Private Axiom space Mission 1 has been postponed
Marginally high winds at the splashdown sites delayed the undocking, according to NASA.
Watch a fascinating Phobos solar eclipse thanks to NASA's Perseverance rover
As seen through Perseverance's rover eyes.
Hubble Telescope captures ethereal image of colliding galaxies
OK space, we get it, you're pretty.
Astronaut Barbie finally — literally — goes to outer space
One small step for doll, one giant leap for Mattel's rebranding
This year's Earth Day Google Doodle is a grim look at climate change's real impact
A lot has been lost in very little time.
By Amanda Yeo
NASA's Artemis moon rocket crawls back to warehouse for repairs
"3... 2... " Woops, hold on a sec.
NASA finally unsealed precious moon rocks collected 50 years ago
It's been a long time coming.
Astronomers see first supermassive black hole as it's growing up
So this is how they get so big so fast.
See the Full Pink Moon in all its springtime glory
April's full moon put on quite a show.
By Rachel Kraus
Interstellar meteorite confirmed as first known object to hit Earth from outside our solar system
Sorry Oumuamua, but THIS was the first interstellar object in our solar system.
Thrilling space events in 2022: NASA's megarocket, meteor showers and more
Artemis, Perseids and asteroids - oh, my.
By Mark Kaufman and Elisha Sauers
NASA's Hubble confirms largest comet ever seen
Hale-Bopp eats this enormous comet's dirt.
You won't believe NASA designed this new poster in 2022
Enjoy an out-of-this-world attraction!
Private astronauts dock and then seriously crowd onto the space station
The orbiting laboratory is full.
Mars rover spots gusty weather blowing across the Martian desert
Extraterrestrial dust.
By Mark Kaufman
Private astronaut brings an item of mythic proportions to space station
The mysterious artifact survived an explosion, a 37-mile fall, and brutal weather.
How to watch the first civilian astronauts launch to the space station
It's the mission that'll change the game for space-bound civilians.
Why a powerful planet-warming gas is surging in Earth's atmosphere
It shows no sign of slowing.
By Mark Kaufman
Why NASA unexpectedly halted a major moon rocket test
"It has been one of the more interesting 48 hours."
