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A team from NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center has proposed a design for a lunar-based multi-camera telescope array.

Potential Artemis landing sites aren’t on the steadiest of ground, as recent research suggests these areas may be prone to moonquakes.

The 20th planned flight of the Cygnus resupply mission will bring a slew of incredible experiments to the International Space Station, including a robot surgeon.

Axiom Space will provide spacesuits for the first moon landing in half a century, aiming to reach the critical design review stage in June —as the greater Artemis program battles delays.

Can Houston-based Intuitive Machines become the first private firm to achieve a soft landing on the moon? We'll soon find out.

The UNM Alumni Association in partnership with the UNM Department of Physics & Astronomy invites Lobo alumni and community members to the Lobo Living Room: To the Moon! UNM Researchers Will Help Return Man to the Lunar Surface from 5:15 to 8 p.m. on...

Landing within 100 metres of its target zone, the craft has pioneered a new image-based automatic navigation. But its mission might be cut short. Landing within 100 metres of its target zone, the craft has pioneered a new image-based automatic navigation. But its mission might be cut short.

The retroreflector on India's Vikram lander is only two inches wide.

Heres a timeline of some events in Japans space programs leading up to the planned SLIM touchdown.

Pinterest, a popular social media platform with diverse content, is perplexed by many users when it comes to astronomy, especially those who are fascinated by craters. Where are the craters hidden amidst the sea of lifestyle and creative content?Pinterest’s content landscape is dominated by visually appealing and user-generated content, frequently detracting from niche scientific topics […]