A SpaceX rocket likely crashed on moon
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NASA says 55-meter asteroid 2026 OE1 will pass Earth tomorrow at 1.82 million miles.
The new solar arrays won't replace the original ones. Instead, they'll work alongside them to generate more electricity. NASA expects the upgrade to boost the station's power supply by 20% to 30%, which will support more research and future missions aboard the ISS.
NASA has released new footage revealing 'plasma whirlpools' churning across the sun’s surface, offering people a closer look at the star’s magnetic activity. Fox News senior national correspondent Kevin Corke breaks down the discovery and reports on the latest space updates on 'Jesse Watters Primetime.
Fifty-seven years after Americans first landed on the moon, NASA is going back — not to plant another flag, but to build a permanent lunar base as it pushes to make humans an interplanetary species. It is all part of a big push by the space agency’s Administrator,
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NASA confirms SpaceX rocket slams into moon 18 months after sending a Texas-built lander there
NASA confirmed that the 4-ton Falcon 9 rocket struck the moon months after delivering a pair of lunar landers - Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost and ispace's Resilience.
NASA's new wind tunnel has a diameter of 20 feet and stands 24 feet tall, with wind speeds of up to 117 miles per hour. It will help test technology for future space missions.
The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, set to launch at the end of August, is uniquely well-placed to help us spot any dangerous rocks heading our way.
A spacecraft meant to push NASA’s Swift Observatory to a higher orbit malfunctioned and started tumbling several days ago. Engineers think it can still succeed.
NASA's Curiosity rover made a shocking discovery in mid-June over a decade into its exploration mission of Mars.
NASA and Roscosmos have agreed to continue exchanging seats between Soyuz and Crew Dragon spacecraft, but that does not yet extend to Starliner.
Voiceover actor Eryn Andrews brings in more money from her side hustle than her full-time human performance engineering job at NASA. Here's how she got started.