News by Category: Space Exploration

NASA has postponed its Moon landing target to 2028 with the Artemis IV mission, prioritizing safety and aiming for more frequent lunar missions after addressing safety concerns.

The US and China are in a race to find water ice in the Moon's Shackleton crater, which could revolutionize space exploration.

Scientists may have found the first evidence of underground tunnels on Venus, offering insights into the planet's volcanic history and potential for future discoveries.

Crew-12 is launching to the ISS earlier than planned, now set for February 11. The mission will bring new astronauts after a previous crew returned early due to a medical concern.

NASA is readying the Artemis 2 mission. Watch as the rocket rolls out to the launchpad for this exciting lunar endeavor and a major step toward returning to the Moon.

NASA is finalizing preparations for Artemis 2, the first crewed mission to the moon in over 50 years, with a potential launch as early as February.

Jared Isaacman takes the helm at NASA, planning sweeping changes to address efficiency challenges and set ambitious goals for Mars missions and aeronautics.

Using NASA's Webb Telescope, a team of astronomers has found an exoplanet shaped like a lemon. The discovery poses questions about its formation and unusual atmosphere.

A look at NASA's top scientific breakthroughs in 2025, from potential life signs on Mars to the discovery of a hidden moon around Uranus.

SpaceX wants to launch Starship over Florida, but there are concerns about air traffic, safety, and the environment that the FAA is now considering.

Hayabusa2's next asteroid target presents unexpected challenges: it's smaller and spins faster than expected, potentially complicating the 2031 landing.

SpaceX celebrates a successful Starship test flight, finally managing to deploy its payload after previous setbacks. Booster ends in the ocean, but progress is evident.