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Rocket Lab turned up the heat on a space-flown rocket engine Thursday (Sept. 1) as part of its quest to make Electron first stages reusable.

Europe is suffering from the worst drought in 500 years and satellites are watching it progress in real time.

Astronomer Frank Drake, who pioneered the modern search for intelligent life in the universe, passed away Friday (Sept. 2)at the age of 92.

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See the moon shine near the claws of the Scorpius constellation just after dusk tonight (Sept. 2).

Throughout its history, NASA has been associated with the creation of iconic looks. Now Oxcart Assembly and Golf Wang have created a look for the Artemis launches.

With the Artemis program, Earth as a global community has the opportunity to participate and push back the frontiers of human knowledge and innovation.

Spaceport America and other private space launch facilities worldwide have a new entrant to the market: Canada, which aims to fly 'green' rockets in 2023.

The Nikon Z 20mm f/1.8 S is an uncompromising, wide prime lens that's perfect for landscape astrophotography. As you'd expect, though, this lens isn't cheap.

A pair of Chinese astronauts embarked on a six-hour-long spacewalk on Thursday (Sept. 1) to work on the outside of the new Wentian space station module.

The Insta360 Sphere is an innovative 360° camera that helps anyone with a DJI Mavic Air 2/2S and basic flying experience can use to create breathtaking FPV-style video.

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Two cosmonauts will fix up a robotic arm outside the International Space Station Friday (Sept. 2), after a spacesuit issue cut work short in August. You can watch it online.

Data sonification has powerful applications in research, education and outreach, and also enables blind and visually impaired communities to understand plots, images and other data.

What does success look like for the Artemis 1 mission?

Strap in and prepare yourself for a deep dive into The Expanse and its role in sci-fi.

A crowd the size of a major American city may turn out to watch NASA's Artemis 1 moon rocket lift off this weekend.

The Artemis 1 team has given the go-ahead to proceed with a liftoff attempt on Saturday (Sept. 3) from NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

Chinese officials haven't explained yet why they want all that space power.

September's full moon will be bracketed by close approaches to Saturn on Sept. 8 and Jupiter on Sept. 11.

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