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US-based space agency NASAs spacecraft OSIRIS-REx rendezvoused with its targeted asteroid Bennu on Monday after a two-year space travel.

Clues to how life started on Earth may be revealed based on the data from the Asteroid Ryugu findings.

Researchers used Bayes discriminant analysis and Fisher discriminant analysis (FDA) to create a mine-water source-identification model, and they evaluated the different models’ relevant circumstances, sample size, accuracy, and identification capabilities.

A huge asteroid more than a mile wide will zoom safely by Earth today and you can watch it live today in a free online webcast.

Japan could be the second nation to place a person on the moon. Japanese astronauts will be boarding NASA's Artemis missions to the moon, with the possibility of even landing on the surface, as part of an interagency collaboration to expand lunar exploration.

A Japanese astronaut will visit NASAs planned Gateway space station, and perhaps the moons surface, as part of a larger interagency agreement.

Following a thorough evaluation, NASA has extended the planetary science missions of eight of its spacecraft due to their scientific productivity and potential to deepen knowledge and understanding of the

Wih a major research university right in our backyard, a strong military presence and innovative companies throughout the metro region, there’s often a plethora of interesting science, medical and technology

Upon a successful return to Earth next year, the OSIRIS-REx spacecraft will be the first American mission to retrieve a sample from an asteroid. But...

Breaking a space exploration record on New Years Eve, NASAs first asteroid-sampling mission, OSIRIS-REx, entered into orbit around the Bennu, making it the smallest object