After three years of uncontrolled descent, the 2.9-ton cargo pallet has finally fallen to Earth.
The plate includes more than 2.6 million names, over a hundred words for water, and messages symbolizing our ongoing quest to connect with aliens.
The test vehicle reached supersonic speeds approaching Mach 5 before landing in the Pacific.
The incident offers a glimpse into hybrid connectivity, in which underwater cables and orbital satellites work together to ensure uninterrupted internet access.
The heaviest-ever piece of ISS space trash is set for uncontrolled reentry.
The probe has been glitching for months, and the prospects look very grim, but NASA is not yet ready to give up.
A trio of clumsy Moon missions to start the year has me reflecting on humanity’s limited ability to explore and work in space.
The recently launched satellite will provide a global view of methane emanating hot spots, and make its data open to the public.
With two tumultuous flights already under its belt, third time may be the charm for Elon's megarocket.
The rocket company is acquiring 43 acres from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission, but not everyone is happy with the arrangement.
Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin, aiming for a Moon landing next year, has established an ambitious schedule that could leapfrog Elon Musk’s SpaceX.
It's still not clear, though, how much money will go towards the ambitious Mars Sample Return mission.
The complex project was beset by technical difficulties, cost overruns, and a lackluster performance from the main contractor, Maxar.
The space agency has also been trying to resolve an issue with the spacecraft's heat shield.
NASA also tested a critically important docking system, in another important Artemis-related development.
The mission, though stranded for months, turned out to be historically significant, achieving two new and important milestones.
The leak, originating from a vestibule of the Zvezda module, was first reported by Russia in 2020 and has now worsened to twice its original intensity.
An out-of-control satellite, Martian eclipses, and large sunspots make this month's gallery.
The company behind Odysseus said the landing gear did what it was supposed to do and “protected the lander as it landed on the surface.”
As the lunar sunset dims its solar arrays, Intuitive Machines' lander is set to power down, with a slim possibility of revival in about three weeks.
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