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NASA opened applications on November 7, 2026, for its 25th astronaut class, seeking recruits to live and work on the Moon under the Artemis program with a December 3 deadline.
Blue Origin has announced major hardware upgrades for its New Glenn rocket line to lower costs and boost performance.
Astronauts reach a historic milestone with the 100th US ISS spacewalk, installing the 7th of 8 upgraded solar arrays to boost station power.
An ESA Space Rider test model is lost following a failed drop test, according to recent aerospace reporting.
Japan has launched the Martian Moons eXploration (MMX) spacecraft to collect and return soil samples from Phobos, a moon of Mars.
Rigorous analysis confirms NASA's Artemis II heat shield performed in line with predictions during Orion's return.
SpaceX launches 6,300 pounds of cargo and new solar arrays to the ISS, producing visible plumes and sonic booms.
Astronauts arrive at the International Space Station following the quickest US express flight yet.
SpaceX’s Crew‑13 rockets to the ISS in under eight hours, setting a new U.S. speed record and featuring the first Black female commander.
SpaceX completes the Transporter-18 mission, contributing to ongoing coverage regarding secret Pentagon launches and the Starshield buildout.
NASA and Boeing outline a delayed path forward for the troubled Starliner spacecraft, pushing astronaut flights to 2028.
SpaceX is preparing for the first orbital test launch of Starship, carrying Starlink V3 satellites in a high-stakes 10-hour mission.
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Boeing's CST-100 Starliner could emerge as the sole vehicle for crewed low Earth orbit flights after 2030, according to recent coverage.
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A German aerospace company achieves continental Europe's first fully commercial orbital rocket launch, intensifying the space race.
NASA's doomed Swift space telescope has resumed science operations following a failed orbital rescue mission.
Recent scientific findings reveal the underlying reasons behind astronauts struggling to use the bathroom during spaceflight.
New research indicates that shifts in blood chemistry and gut fermentation patterns contribute to constipation experienced by astronauts in space.
Engineers are racing to stabilize a private rescue satellite sent to save NASA's Swift telescope after the craft began spinning out of control.
A joint US-Russian crew has successfully returned to Earth after spending eight months aboard the International Space Station.
Astronauts experience significant spinal lengthening in microgravity, returning to Earth temporarily taller before gravity restores their original height.
SpaceX successfully executes Starship Flight 13 following earlier weather scrubs, engine troubles, and intense post-IPO market scrutiny.
The U.S. Space Force has successfully completed a tactical orbital intercept involving private commercial spacecraft under the Victus Haze mission.
Space agencies and private firms hit key milestones as the ExoMars rover receives critical hardware and SpaceX marks a new launch record.
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