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The physical contact with an asteroid

A tiny heatproof capsule which scientists hope contains some of the oldest dust in the universe will streak back to

Speaking at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, where America’ s moon missions originated decades ago, Obama said he was

A sudden geomagnetic storm, the strongest in the past 18 months, was caused by the Sun. The geomagnetic storm that

Telescope Kepler… The probability that there is life out there increases: NASA’s new telescope, Kepler, has discovered five

A NASA scientist has condemned the doomsday film “2012” and launched a web site, “Ask an Astrobiologist,” to quell the

NASA needs to return astronauts to the moon under current plans, NASA has picked the wrong destination with the wrong

The astronauts aboard the linked space shuttle and space station are nearly finished packing up a moving van for return

Astronomers discovered the system of so-called canals on the surface of the red planet, Mars. Percival Lowell, a

Spacewalk… Two astronauts will venture into open space again Monday on a fifth and final spacewalk of the

NASA scrubbed space shuttle Endeavour’s Saturday evening launch after lightning struck at least 11 times near the seaside launch pad.