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Around the world, researchers are locked away in simulated space habitats in remote locations to see what it would be like to go to space for real

NASA aims to have astronauts live and work on the lunar surface for extended periods by 2030, conducting continuous space missions to make their dreams a reality.

Less than 40 miles from the Grand Canyon, NASA has been testing what daily life on the moon might feel like, including the commute.

NASAs long-delayed Artemis mission to the moon now faces a new potential hurdle - the expiration of the rockets boosters looming in mid-December.

In less than a month, NASA will blast rocket ship Artemis I into space to bring Americans back on the Moon, and from there to Mars.

A decade-old NASA moon rover is now undergoing pressurized ground tests. Here's what the space agency conducts them.

In preparation for future Artemis space mission's, NASA is training in northern Arizona using a prototype, pressurized moon rover that will be used on the moon and eventually Mars.

NASA crews have recently completed training operations for the next moon mission in a remote area of desert north of Flagstaff.

/PRNewswire/ -- Media are invited to visit NASAs Desert Research and Technology Studies (Desert RATS) team members on Monday, Oct. 24, at the Black Point Lava...