All Spacebound

Now on its 10th re-supply mission, the private space company has become an essential part of the supply lines supporting an increasingly intricate space operation.

After finding its home at the Smithsonian in Washington for more than four decades, the command module of the historic moon landing spacecraft Apollo 11 is going on 'a road trip.'

Seven newly discovered Earth-sized exoplanets may have the right size and location for life, say scientists – but could life survive their star's harsh ultraviolet radiation? 

The International Space Station will see two orbiting spacecraft trying to drop off supplies this week.

Some in Parliament are advocating for a British spaceport, but if the country wants to compete in the satellite-launch market, it will have some catching up to do.

A change in phrasing could bring back Pluto – along with over 100 other bodies in our solar system alone. 

Historic launch pad 39A stands to witness yet another landmark in aerospace history: the transition of space dominance from public to private. 

The Backyard Worlds: Planet 9 team says that technology is not advanced enough to analyze all of the images from NASA's Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer mission. They need the human eye.

Scientists have seen signs of 'pre-biotic compounds' on the nearby dwarf planet Ceres, teasing the possibility of life.

Move over SpaceX. The United Arab Emirates has plans for a large Martian settlement, too. 

Several decades of thrift and perseverance are paying off for the country's space agency.

Measuring changes in stars, an international team of astronomers has discovered dozens of new planets. They've made the data public, giving amateur astronomers a chance to find a planet for themselves.

Engineers are building NASA's next rover with a return mission in mind. So far, NASA’s four Mars rovers have only covered about 38 miles of the Red Planet.

A once-thriving hub of rocket launches at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida is ready for its second life.

Living in orbit above planet Earth is hard enough, but living on Mars may be nearly impossible. 

A new NASA paper dashes hopes that Proxima b, an exoplanet just over four light years away, might be habitable. But the research helps to define what conditions do create that 'just right' environment for life.

A proposed lander would be the first on-site mission tasked with searching for life since the 1970s.

NanoRacks gained an advantage in the 'CubeSat' market by developing new hardware that might have a home on future spacecraft.

As concerns grow about 'space junk,' a Japanese team tested a device meant to fish debris out of Earth's orbit. But their 700-meter long tether failed to deploy.