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It’s an iconic photo of our home planet: The wispy white clouds and ice caps swirling with the blues and tans of the land and sea – all standing in stark contrast to the blackness of space. But you may not know the full story behind this unique view of Earth.

Fifty years ago this month, American astronaut Eugene Cernan surveyed the infinite beauty of the Moon's Taurus–Littrow region. He then took hi...

On Dec. 7, 1972, NASA launched its last Apollo mission to the moon: Apollo 17. See photos from the historic mission here.

As political support for Moon landings waned, the crew of Apollo 17 ensured the program ended on a scientific high.

It's been a half-century since humans last set foot on the Moon. But Apollo 17 served as a fantastic swan song for the ambitious program.

A NASA official claims that humans will live on the moon sooner than expected. However, there are problems in the lunar habitat that should be solved first.

The amazing image released by the US space agency shows the small blue marble of Earth slipping behind the moon in the foreground, with part of the Orion spacecraft also visible.

In the fall of 1962, a little airplane manufacturer on Long Island, Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corporation, beat out ...

Perhaps only second to the Lunar Module itself in icon status, the old Apollo Lunar Rover captured the hearts and minds of people worldwide. There's...

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