‘Strawberry moon’: See the 1st full moon of the summer this week
Stargazers can enjoy the first full moon after the summer solstice this week, called the “strawberry moon.”
Notification system for drone pilots down nationwide, FAA says
FAA officials said a system that helps drone pilots navigate airspace is currently down across the country.
Spacewalk: Astronauts at space station install more solar arrays
The solar arrays reportedly help power the space station and over time, they have started to show some signs of wear and tear.
Liftoff! SpaceX launches GPS satellite for U.S. Space Force
This satellite is part of a next generation satellite constellation featuring upgraded, state-of-the-art technology, according to NASA.
Chinese astronauts enter new space station on 3-month mission
The Shenzhou-12 craft carrying a three-person crew docked with China’s new space station on Thursday to start a three-month mission.
NASA astronauts complete spacewalk to replace solar arrays
The solar arrays reportedly help power the space station and over time, they have started to show some signs of wear and tear.
NASA announces launch date for next SpaceX crewed mission
They'll spend 6-months at the International Space Station on a science mission.
Here is when SpaceX is targeting their next rocket launch
A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket will carry a navigation satellite into orbit on Thursday afternoon.
Bid of $28 million wins a rocket trip to space with Jeff Bezos
It will be the first launch of Blue Origin’s New Shepard rocket with people on board, kicking off the company’s space tourism business.
Astronauts at space station begin experiments brought by Crew Dragon
For example, NASA astronauts are conducting a study to seek treatments for chronic kidney disease and osteoporosis.
NASA Administrator Nelson confident in space agency's budget
President Joe Biden selected former Florida senator Bill Nelson to increase our commitment to space exploration and the space agency’s observation of Earth. Nelson is using his experience in Washington to try to move Biden’s multi-billion budget through Congress.
Nelson confident in space agency's budget, mission
President Joe Biden selected former Florida senator Bill Nelson to increase our commitment to space exploration and the space agency’s observation of Earth. Nelson is using his experience in Washington to try to move Biden’s multi-billion budget through Congress.
Photos: China's rover shows dusty, rocky surface of Mars
The dusty, rocky Martian surface and a Chinese rover and lander bearing small national flags were seen in photos the rover took on the red planet. China's space agency said the Zhurong rover placed a remote camera a short distance away to take a group portrait.
China Mars rover beams back spectacular images from red planet
New images were released Friday of China’s first Mars rover Zhurong.
Partial solar eclipse: 'PacMan' sun greets early risers in Maryland
A Maryland resident shared video of the sunrise on June 10, which shows a partial solar eclipse resembling the iconic computer game character Pac-Man.
‘Ring of fire’ solar eclipse: Where, when and how to watch
NASA says the "ring of fire" solar eclipse happens because the moon is too far away from Earth and cannot completely block out the sun’s view, leaving what appears to be a fiery ring around the moon.
Jupiter's largest moon seen in first close-up in two decades
The spacecraft flew closer to Jupiter’s largest moon than any other in more than two decades, offering dramatic glimpses of the icy orb.
Jeff Bezos, brother to join winner on New Shepard's 1st human space flight
Blue Origin is targeting New Shepard’s first human flight on July 20. They are holding an auction for those interested in participating.
SpaceX successfully launches Sirius XM satellite during late-night liftoff
The satellite is the second one launched by SpaceX as part of an effort to replace the outdated ones that are currently in orbit.
Food, experiments, and tardigrades headed to International Space Station
A gleaming new Dragon cargo capsule packed with solar panels, food, and some of the toughest creatures on Earth is headed to the International Space Station after a Thursday afternoon launch from Kennedy Space Center.