NASA will unveil Artemis 3 moon landing sites for astronauts today! Watch it live. | The most massive star in the universe may be smaller than thought, images show | Watch SpaceX launch 53 Starlink satellites, land a rocket at sea today
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NASA will unveil potential future landing sites for a human return to the surface of the moon, and you can watch the briefing at 2 p.m. EDT (1900 GMT) today!
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The universe's most massive known star just got its best ever close-up, and it reveals the star might be smaller than astronomers previously thought. Here's what we know.
SpaceX will launch 53 more of its Starlink internet satellites and land a rocket at sea today (Aug. 19), and you can watch it all live. The launch is scheduled for 3:21 p.m. ET, that is literally a 3-2-1 liftoff!
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Four astrophysics mission proposals to study stars, galaxies and some of the most violent explosions in the universe have been selected for further study by NASA. The selected missions are competing for funding as part of NASA's Explorers Program and were announced by the agency on Thursday, Aug. 18.
NASA's Europa Clipper probe, which will look for traces of life on Jupiter's ice-covered moon Europa, is coming together at an assembly lab that saw the birth of some of the space agency's most iconic missions. Check it out here!
A SpaceX Dragon cargo capsule cast off from the International Space Station and began heading back to Earth on Friday (Aug. 19), setting the stage for a weekend splashdown off the coast of Florida.
To celebrate Snoopy's latest spaceflight(opens in new tab) and continue the character's nearly 55-year-old role as a safety mascot and symbol for mission success(opens in new tab), NASA's Space Flight Awareness (SFA) program has a created a new motivational poster based on a design that was first used almost 30 years ago(opens in new tab).
