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A 50,000-foot trip won't be quite as ambitious.

An international team of scientists reports the discovery of a gas that could indicate the existence of live microbes on the desert-like planet.

Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley, aboard the 'Endeavour' Crew Dragon capsule, splashed down on Sunday in the Gulf of Mexico.

Sen. Marco Rubio wants to crowdsource information on 'unidentified aerial phenomenon' at US military bases.

Think the only big name in space exploration is SpaceX? Think again. Here are five companies you need to know.

The space agency is crowdsourcing ideas for a cosmic commode that works in microgravity and lunar gravity.

For now, it will merely act as an ISS travel agency for NASA.

The Federal Communications Commission doesn't believe low-Earth orbit satellite providers can deliver internet service while keeping latency below 100ms.

Hypergiant founder and CEO Ben Lamm explains AI's role in creating a more flexible infrastructure for the future of space exploration.

Tracy Caldwell Dyson has logged more than 188 days in space and over 22 hours on spacewalks. She knows a thing or two about isolation.

The space tourists will be transported to ISS inside a SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule using a Falcon 9 rocket in the second half of 2021.

The search for alien life continues, but it doesn't need our idle computing power anymore.

Applicants will need to be U.S. citizens with master's degrees in a STEM field or have completed pilot school. Selected candidates will be trained to live on the ISS, where they'll prepare for missions to the Moon and Mars.

It could use the money to fund its space tourism plans.

Elon Musk bought the submarine car from 'The Spy Who Loved Me,' while Jeff Bezos dredged pieces of the Apollo 12 engine from the bottom of the Atlantic.

It could also take Starlink public.

CEO Elon Musk demoed the technology this past Monday night.

These 3 strategies used by NASA and its astronauts can help modern-day entrepreneurs make giant leaps of their own.

It'll keep the company running until commercial launches begin.

The richest man in the world has come a long way since he launched Amazon in 1994.

Blue Origin is also working on a rocket engine for its moon missions.