An experiment can be flown into space, recovered, and provided back to young experimenters for as li

NASA recently changed its slogan in an attempt to better articulate it's role for the American peopl

Johnson Space Center and Arizona State University's Space Exploration Resources are scanning and cre

How good are you at staying sane? Does 520 days in a simulated Mars expedition module with five othe

The Planetary Society is conducting a competition to design a mission to rendezvous with and "tag" a

Anousheh Ansari has been officially named to the Soyuz TMA-9 primary crew. The first female spacefli

N.S. signs private launch facility deal Space station flights planned by 2009

China plans to send a robotic explorer to the Moon; the UK wants to help.

Burt Rutan talks with Space.com about the next step in private space craft.

We've known for a while about "planemos" - planetary-mass objects not orbiting a star. However, thi

New images from the Cassini spacecraft reveal Saturn's largest moon, Titan, to be the only body in o

MIT engineers and scientist colleagues have a new vision for the future of Mars exploration: a swarm

Tourists to the International Space Station (ISS) now have the option of adding a 90-minute spacewal

Some interesting pictures of Baikonur, site of many historic launches.

An experimental spacecraft bankrolled by real estate magnate Robert Bigelow successfully inflated in

A circular magnetic sled could fling microsatellites into space cheaply.

The ESA is now testing its prototype rover for the ExoMars mission planned for 2011. ExoMars is the

Under an accord between the countries' space agencies, India's first unmanned lunar mission will car

Earlier this year, astronomers reported that a second "red spot" - a giant storm - had appeared on J

US President George Bush called for the US to