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The event at the ISS involves U.S. astronaut Steve Bowen and his UAE counterpart Sultan Alneyadi, who will become the first Arab to do a spacewalk.

A Japanese startup appears to have failed in its effort to become the first to achieve a privately funded moon landing.

Thales' team of four cybersecurity researchers accessed the satellite's onboard system, exploited several vulnerabilities, and introduced malicious code into the satellite's systems., Technology & Science News, Times Now

The first lunar landing by a private company is about to take place, and you can watch a livestream of the event this week.

For Earth Day, retired NASA astronaut Bill Anders has been sharing the story behind his iconic Earthrise image, captured during an Apollo mission in 1968.

NASA wants to use a version of the Starship spacecraft to land humans on the moon in 2025. But SpaceX's explosive mission on Thursday may impact that plan.

Airbus has unveiled a concept design for a gorgeous-looking space station that it says could one day orbit Earth or another planet far away.

SpaceX has launched its integrated Starship for the first time, with the spacecraft leaving the launch pad in a test flight. But not everything went to plan.

It's a Starship launch of sorts, that much can be said. But it's not really what SpaceX fans had been hoping for on Monday.

SpaceX is aiming to perform the first orbital test flight of the Starship on Monday. A successful launch will make it the most powerful rocket ever to fly.