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The NASA Artemis project aims to return Americans to the moon by 2025. NASA's Artemis Program brings landing, living, and exploring on Earth's moon closer to reality, as the third Space Resources Roundtable at the Colorado School of Mines showed institutions, small and large businesses, and international space agencies' growing interest in lunar activities.

A number of entrepreneurial groups have shared their strategies to turn the moon into a hustle and bustle world of marketable services.

NASA has released a trailer for its upcoming NASA+ streaming service, a free offering that's part of a major effort to revamp its online presence.

SpaceX has shared a stunning shot of its next-generation Super Heavy booster on the launchpad ahead of the vehicle's second test flight.

The Artemis 2 moon crew was in San Diego for the 54th anniversary of the Apollo 11 landing where they met the people who will recover the Orion spacecraft after an ocean splashdown.

"With this mission we’ve made big strides toward reusability."

A new Pew survey found that 60% of the U.S. public believes the space agency should prioritize planetary defense.

The last of six planned fire-in-space experiments will soon launch toward the International Space Station. Now there's a proposal to bring a similar effort to the surface of the moon.

Researchers in Canada's high Arctic are on a hunt for rusty rocks similar to those found on Mars. Their goal is to train researchers for future moon and Red Planet expeditions.

Venezuela signs up to China’s moon base initiative Venezuela has formally joined the China-led International Lunar Research Station project.