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Aditya-L1, Indias solar probe, has snapped some striking shots in space, capturing itself and the Earth and moon.

Research already shows that increases in the temperature globally are impacting farmers’ stress and making agriculture a more perilous way of life.

The workhorse launcher for Europe's future access to space conducts a trial "hot-fire" ignition test.

German electric utility executive Fritz Vahrenholt is co-author (along with geologist Sebastian Lüning) of a book expressing skepticism regarding the human contribution to global warming, which predictably has been trumpeted by the usual climate denial enablers.  Why should we particularly care what Vahrenholt thinks about climate science?  That is something of a mystery - he has a PhD in chemistry and has worked in the energy sector for Shell Oil and wind turbine maker RePower.&n...

Sultan AlNeyadi became the first Arab astronaut to complete a spacewalk mission outside the ISS to carry out several basic tasks.

Emirati astronaut Sultan Al Neyadi succeeded in achieving qualitative and historical achievements, which consolidated the UAE’s regional and global position as the first Arab country to complete the longest space mission in the history of the Arabs, which lasted for six months on the Internati ..

Al Neyadi became the first Arab astronaut to complete a spacewalk mission outside the ISS

SpaceXs Crew-6 astronauts bade farewell from the ISS in a livestreamed event on Aug. 31. They will undock Sept. 2, pending the effects of Hurricane Idalia.

The spacecraft will observe the sun's activity, such as storms and flares, at a time when our star will be particularly active.

India's Aditya-L1 spacecraft should wind up some 932,000 miles away to monitor our star.