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China launched a pair of Tianhui cartography satellites on March 9 to boost the countrys Earth observation and mapping capabilities.

Katherine Bennell-Pegg is about to make history, as the first Australian astronaut to be trained by an international space agency.

African-American women working behind the scenes as “human computers” were vital to the Space Race

ISRO, conferred the prestigious Award of Recognition, to the Emergency Medicine Department of Apollo Hospitals Bangalore, in recognition of its long contribution in developing the HEALTH QUEST, patient safety protocols for emergency departments.

Eurocopter's twin engine EC145 flies over downtown Dallas is seen on the cover of the Aviation Week & Space Technology issue from Feb. 24, 2003.

The first launch attempt on Monday was scrubbed with less than three minutes until ignition.

  HELSINKI China is planning to expand its Tiangong space station with a multi-functional module to increase its capabilities. China completed construction of the three-module Tiangong space station last November, fulfilling a plan first approved in 1992. The operational phase of the station began with the first crew delivery at the end of last year. […]

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Dust presents a major headache for lunar explorers, but new research suggests compressed liquid nitrogen could be used to clear much of it aside.

The Crew-6 mission will include four astronauts on board SpaceX's Crew Dragon spacecraft and will conduct over 200 experiments, tech demonstrations on the ISS.