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They're going to get a new docking module ready for spacecraft.

NASA's Perseverance rover will dump its latest Mars sample to unclog pebbles from its drill.

A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket delivered 49 Starlink satellites to orbit today (Jan. 19) and pulled off a landing at sea.

The James Webb Space Telescope continues to uncurl its mirrors to ultimately peer into the deep and distant universe.

Tonga's volcanic eruption has left behind damage so severe that satellites can see it from space.

NASA's Curiosity rover has found some interesting organic compounds that may be signs of ancient Mars life, but much more work is needed to vet that hypothesis.

Brace for impact, as we look at the best asteroid movies of all time.

The universe was born with the Big Bang as an unimaginably hot, dense point. SPACE.com offers an overview of the universe and its history, age and structure.

How common are ice-covered planets like Hoth from "Star Wars," and might they be capable of hosting life? As usual, the answer is, it depends.

Metal 3D printing can produce the most intricate rocket parts, using combustion-resistant material

The volcanic eruption that destroyed a Polynesian island on Saturday injected ash into record altitude but won't cause any disruption to Earth's climate, experts said.

Three billion years ago, the dusty planet we know today was a very different world.

The Pacific Ocean Neutrino Experiment would turn a massive swath of the Pacific Ocean into nature's own neutrino detector.

You can watch a nearly mile-wide asteroid make its closest Earth approach for the next 200 years today. Here's how.

Save up to £250 on some of the best VR headsets on the market right now.

A satellite image captured by Landsat 8 shows Mount Vesuvius "peering" through an eerily circular hole in the clouds.

Axiom Space plans to operate its own space station in low Earth orbit in the coming years, and it has inked deals with SpaceX to fly multiple tourist missions to the International Space Station.

Artificial satellites from Earth have only populated space since 1957, but there are now hundreds of thousands of objects from our planet in orbit.

Scientists observed changes in the signals coming from rapidly-spinning stars called pulsars that might point to the existence of subtle space-time ripples vibrating throughout the entire universe.

Rocky surfaces and molten cores are what the four inner planets of the solar system have in common

We explore some of the best Hubble Space Telescope images of all time including nebulas, galaxies, planets and more!