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The agency is investing in three teams who aim to replace the aging space station. Here's what you need to know. 

The Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to the U.S., Ambassador Lee Soo Hyuck spoke with Science & Diplomacy on South Korea’s science diplomacy. This is the sixth interview of the Ambassador Interview Series.

Her remarks in Washington — and the newly created U.S. Space Priorities Framework...

‘Huge opportunity’ to launch crewed missions from Australia.

NASA is planning to put a nuclear reactor on the moon within the next decade and is inviting the public to send proposals.

NASA astronauts are going back to the lunar environment as early as 2024, with a vision of eventually instituting a long-term human existence on the moon, a place that's hasn't been seen in person since the early 1970s.

Clean label meat technology, 3D food printing, cross-country sodium content research and more feature in this edition of Science Shorts.

The Japanese government is searching for food firms and other institutions with the technology and insights to develop a regenerative food supply system for astronauts participating in the upcoming international space exploration program, the Artemis Program.

The United States’ largest committee directs NASA to choose another company to build its moon lander in addition to SpaceX.

Elon Musk tweeted about how big of a difference the public's support makes as SpaceX awaits the FAA approval for the Starship's launch site.