Space

SpaceX Plans to Beat NASA in Launching Biggest Rocket Ever

By Jeffrey Kluger

Nicole Mann Talks to TIME From Space

By Jeffrey Kluger

Chinese Rocket Mishap Threatens Starlink Satellites

By Jeffrey Kluger

NASA's Moon Rocket Finally Blasts Off

By Jeffrey Kluger
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Divers Find Remains of the Shuttle Challenger

A poignant discovery is made off the coast of Florida

By Jeffrey Kluger

NASA's Mega-Moon Rocket Survives a Hurricane

The Space Launch System withstands Hurricane Nicole and remains on track to launch on Nov. 16

By Jeffrey Kluger

The Last Total Lunar Eclipse Until 2025 Is Coming

The cosmic spectacle on Nov. 8 holds a powerful fascination for human beings.

By Jeffrey Kluger

NASA's Mega-Moon Rocket Is Poised to Try Again

The giant space Launch System (SLS) is back on the launch pad and could fly as early as Nov. 14

By Jeffrey Kluger

China Sends Rocket Stage Hurtling Toward Earth

The Tiangong space station is now complete, but a tumbling rocket stage endangered populations below

By Jeffrey Kluger

The World May Benefit From China’s Space Ambitions

The completion of China’s space station, while prompting U.S. concerns, opens doors for international collaboration

By Chad de Guzman

NASA's Moon Program Gives U.S. Economy Big Boost

NASA’s fiscal year 2021 budget was $23.3 billion and that spending, according to a new report, generated a total of $71.2 billion in economic activity nationwide.

By Jeffrey Kluger

Russia Isn't Happy Ukraine is Using Elon Musk's Satellites

The Kremlin rattles a sword against the Ukrainian army using SpaceX's Starlink constellation during the war.

By Jeffrey Kluger

First Native-American Woman in Space Reflects on Earth's Fragility

Nicole Mann gives her first interview from the International Space Station

By Jeffrey Kluger

NASA's Wildly Successful Asteroid-Deflection Test

The DART mission to knock an asteroid off course just helped make Earth a little bit safer.

By Jeffrey Kluger

Ancient Microbes Could Still Be Living on Mars

A new study makes the case that descendants of long-ago life forms may still be living on the Red Planet

By Jeffrey Kluger

Why Uranus Orbits Sideways

A new computer model explains why the planet has a tilted orbit

By Jeffrey Kluger

Ignoring Russia, China Seeks New Partners For Moon Missions

The war in Ukraine creates a rift between two erstwhile lunar partners

By Jeffrey Kluger

Scientists May Have Just Discovered A Lake On Mars

Findings from a new study could have implications for extraterrestrial life

By Jeffrey Kluger

NASA's Cosmic Collision Could Help Save the Earth

The DART spacecraft crashed into the asteroid Dimorphos, in a first test of humanity's ability to deflect incoming space debris

By Jeffrey Kluger

China Takes Aim for Jupiter and Uranus

Beijing announces plans for an ambitious dual mission in 2030

By Jeffrey Kluger
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