A 13-atom molecule containing sulfur has been discovered in interstellar space for the first time, providing insight into the origins of the chemistry of life.

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With a focus on rapid reuse and reducing launch costs, Neutron’s “Hungry Hippo” fairing halves remain attached to the rocket throughout the entire mission, including launch, payload deployment, and ...

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Four astronauts trained under Judi James at the BASF Planetarium in Clute for NASA's Artemis II mission, a journey around the ...

Discover the real reasons why we stopped going to the moon in this video. It wasn't just about money there were other factors at play. Learn about the Apollo program, NASA, ESA, and more space ...

FIRST ON FOX: Recently confirmed NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman is moving to demolish several testing facilities in Alabama as the space agency looks to modernize its infrastructure under ...

As the U.S. ramps up defense spending and space exploration efforts, satellite stocks have ballooned value in 2025. The biggest winners include Dish owner EchoStar and Starlink competitor ViaSat. An ...

The typical number of people in space at any given time is currently ten: seven on the International Space Station shared by the space agencies of America, Canada, Europe, Japan and Russia, and three ...

It’s a big universe out there—13.8 billion years old, full of hundreds of billions of star-and-planet-packed galaxies and, out past the limits of our sight, perhaps infinite in all directions. But as ...