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The companys goals. space x says the craft could help humanity returned to the moon and potentially travel to mars. and finally this hour, nasa is revealing a new habitat where volunteers will help prepare for missions to mars. its a three d printed home nicknamed mars dune alpha for volunteers will live in the 1700 square foot building for a year at a time. it has two bathrooms, a vertical farm, a medical room and lounge. scientists will watch as volunteers perform simulated space walks, take c...

Spacecraft is on its way for a historic mission to explore jupiter and three of its most intriguing moons. on friday, the european space agency launched its juice mission short for the jupiter icy moons explorer mission. its spacecraft will spend about 3.5 years studying the gas giant and three of its largest moons one goal to see if they could harbor life juice is expected to become the first spacecraft ever orbit the moon in the outer solar system. but it will take years for the exploration to...

Taifa-1, Kenya's first operational earth observation satellite, has launched into space aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California, US.

Salad plants and miniature tomatoes were cultivated in the Veggie modules to examine the effects of light quality and fertiliser formulation on the crops while in space.

Billionaire Elon Musk tells the BBC that running Twitter has been "quite painful" but that the social media company is now roughly breaking even after he acquired it late last year.

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Theres been concern over the stability of Twitter since Musk took over

Lawyers for the San Francisco-based social media giant owned by Elon Musk said it has merged with another one of the CEO’s companies.

A Falcon 9 rocket launch of the Transporter-7 mission is set to take place at the Vandenberg Space Force Base Tuesday night, Space X announced.

In an interview with 'The West Block,' Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen talks about training for NASA’s Artemis II mission and Canada's role in the future of space travel.