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An abandoned SpaceX rocket stage is set to slam into the Moon, prompting concerns about the impact and what follows
Earth’s days are slowly stretching—as the Moon drifts 3.8 cm yearly, a dinosaur-era day was only 23.5 hours.
A SpaceX rocket part is on a collision course with the Moon, prompting scientific observation and renewed discussion regarding space debris.
Lunar samples collected by China’s Chang’e-6 mission reveal how Earth's magnetosphere acts as a speed governor for solar wind hitting the Moon's near side.
NASA has initiated a search for four volunteers to participate in a year-long analog mission simulating life on the Moon and Mars.
Scientific reports suggest a massive asteroid breakup 800 million years ago may have simultaneously impacted Earth, Mars, and the Moon.
A rare planetary conjunction between the crescent moon and Venus is currently visible to the naked eye.
Observers worldwide are documenting a rare planetary alignment featuring the moon alongside Mars, Saturn, Uranus, and the Pleiades star cluster.
NASA’s call for volunteers to live in a simulated Mars/Moon habitat marks a bold step toward real deep-space missions.
NASA is currently evaluating the logistical and structural requirements for long-term human habitation on the lunar surface.
SpaceX has unveiled a long-term blueprint for off-planet expansion, targeting lunar and Martian colony missions within the next decade.
The Artemis II crew has returned to Kennedy Space Center, marking their first reunion with the spacecraft that carried them on a record-breaking lunar mission.
Observers are preparing for a celestial alignment featuring the Moon and Saturn, visible to the naked eye this Tuesday.
NASA’s Jared Isaacman frames the Moon as the next battleground in a U.S.-China space race—with timelines tightening.
NASA launches yearlong isolation experiment to test human endurance for deep-space missions
Artemis II just rewrote the record books—40 years after Apollo 13’s desperate detour, humans are venturing farther than ever before.
NASA’s push for lunar tech collaboration signals a new era of off-world infrastructure—with Earth benefits in focus.
A SpaceX rocket stage is set to impact the lunar surface this August, prompting new discussions regarding space debris and lunar environment safety.
NASA's selection of an all-male crew for the Artemis III moon landing has sparked debate regarding mission priorities and representation.