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In the spring of 2024, NASA plans to launch a spacecraft to capture minuscule dust particles streaming into our solar system from interstellar space.

Voyager 1 and 2 have traveled deeper into space than any human-made objects. NASA hopes they'll stay in communication through their 50th anniversary.

A Harvard astrophysicist says it's virtually impossible for biological creatures to travel through space to Earth, noting the harsh conditions they would endure in transit.

Through its NIAC program, NASA has awarded funding to 13 innovative space technology concepts that could shape future missions to Venus, Mars and worlds beyond our solar system.

A swarm of tiny spacecraft could travel through interstellar space to reach our nearest star beyond the Sun, under plans being funded by Nasa.

A new research project co-led by Edinburgh Law School aims to help the UK space sector more easily access guidance on global standards and laws concerning space sustainability. Dr Rachael Craufurd Smith and Dr Michael Picard are co-leads on the Green Toolkit for Space (GTxS) project, supported by re

Even though the density of interstellar space is billions of times lower than even our emptiest human-made vacuum chambers, it's not 100% percent empty.

Hello everyone! We are excited to announce that the new major and free! 1.6 update for Interstellar Space: Genesis is now available to all players!

Hello everyone! Were thrilled to announce that the new and free! 1.6 major update is now available and ready for public testing on Steams unstable Beta branch!

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