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Recording precipitation locally is easy with dedicated devices, but measuring type and amount globally is logistically challenging.

Sydney, Australia (SPX) Jan 24, 2024 - The China National Space Administration (CNSA) has achieved a new milestone in its space endeavors with the formal commissioning of the Gaofen 5-01A, an advanced Earth-observation satellite. This si

Can Houston-based Intuitive Machines become the first private firm to achieve a soft landing on the moon? We'll soon find out.

Sierra Space has conducted a pressure test on its LIFE space habitat that ended with a dramatic – though expected – explosion.

Astronauts aboard the ISS have shared dramatic imagery of the Axiom-3 Crew Dragon as it approached the station on Saturday.

Just a few days after losing contact with the Mars helicopter Ingenuity, NASA has announced that it has regained communications with the plucky helicopter.

A Japanese mission has succeeded in landing on the moon, but likely won't last for more than a day due to an issue with its solar cells.

The Axiom-3 mission, the first commercial all-European mission to the International Space Station, has arrived safely at its destination.

The first all-European commercial crew has launched safely from the Kennedy Space Center and is now on its way to the International Space Station.

Astrobotic's has shared a stunning image of Earth captured by its failed Peregrine spacecraft shortly after it burned up in Earth's atmosphere.