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The University of Aberdeen has achieved global reach with a campus in Qatar and partners in Australia and Sri Lanka, but its reputation is about to go galactic

The first commercial astronaut has placed his archives on display 19 years after he first launched into space. The Mike and Sally Melvill collection is now on exhibit.

I have been trying to touch on some of the exciting happenings and new projects that have spread their wings at Mojave Airport over the last 50

Brian Binnie, who in 2004 became only the second person in history to pilot a private craft into space, has died at the age of 69. As a test pilot, Binnie took off on SpaceShipOne to win the XPrize.

Retiring AEROSPACE Deputy Editor BILL READ FRAeS reflects on 22 years as an aerospace journalist.

British astronaut Tim Peake will talk about his experiences in space when he speaks at Aberdeen's Music Hall on Wednesday.

A historic, iconic bridge in Rotterdam is to be temporarily taken down so Jeff Bezos's enormous yacht can reach the sea. Locals are worried about the risk of damage to the monument.

At the center of Earth sits the planet's fiery core, which scientists say might be losing heat faster than expected.

The fashion tycoon Yusaku Maezawa may have paid as much as €71 million for the trip. He is currently planning a trip to the moon.

Blue Origin founder Jeff Bezos, Virgin Galactic founder Richard Branson and actor William Shatner are among the Commercial Space Astronaut Wings program's recipients.