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The Canadian Space Agency is famous for Canadarm, a series of robotic arms used on the space shuttle and International Space Station. CSAs Jeremy Hansen will fly to the moon on Artemis 2.

The space tourism company will blast its rocket-powered space plane and four passengers toward the Kármán line later this month.

Rocket Lab is about to launch the first of two missions for NASA that will deploy storm-monitoring satellites in time for the upcoming hurricane season.

Four crewmembers at the International Space Station successfully completed a mission on Saturday to move the Crew Dragon Endeavour to a new docking port.

Watch as a Roscosmos cosmonaut Sergey Prokopyev launches a 5-kilogram piece of redundant ISS hardware into the abyss during a spacewalk on Wednesday.

SpaceX has shared some surreal footage of a plasma trail created by its Falcon Heavy rocket fairing as it fell to Earth at high speed during a recent mission.

NASA is live streaming a 43-minute spacecraft ride between two docking ports at the International Space Station on Saturday, May 6.

Debris from SpaceX's first launch of Starship – the most powerful rocket ever developed – fell over a wide area and caused a fire in a Texas state park.

Russia's long-term involvement in the ISS looked in doubt last year but NASA has confirmed cosmonauts will continue to visit the orbital outpost through 2028.

The European Space Agency (ESA)'s JUICE spacecraft has run into a problem following its launch, as one of its antennae has not yet been deployed.