Scientists think a strange depression spotted on the Moon could lead to a vast underground cavern
A vast pit upon the Moon's surface may lead to a chamber of shadow, wherein ancient lava flows lie hidden.
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Roman Space Telescope opens its wide eye to hunt for new worlds
Roman Space Telescope's coronagraph sees first light, locking on targets with laserlike precision.
How Spinning Space Stations Could Give Astronauts Earthlike Gravity
Can we ever build a spinning spaceship that creates gravity? An engineer says the tech is close—but the money keeps running out.
NASA, SpaceX’s Crew-13 Arrive at ISS: Watkins Takes Command as Crew-12 Prepares to Return Monday
NASA's SpaceX Crew-13 docks at the ISS, swapping crews with Crew-12, which could return Monday, Oct. 5.
SpaceX and NASA send astronauts to the space station on a new Dragon capsule
NASA's SpaceX Crew-13 launches four astronauts to the ISS; here's how to watch the historic lift-off live.
SpaceX sends fresh crew to the International Space Station from Cape Canaveral
A Falcon 9 rises from Florida bearing four souls toward the station, its name recalling a perilous past yet bearing none of its dread.
NASA Astronaut Brings 100-Year-Old Pocket Watch From Family Heirloom to the Space Station
Astronaut Joshua Kutryk brings a 100-year-old family pocket watch to the International Space Station aboard the SpaceX Crew-13 mission.
NASA pushed Treasury, hid its signals in music, and changed how government handles emergencies
A swift observatory, doomed to fall, was rescued by a satellite wrought in nine months — yet the mission was lost unto the heavens.
Watch Live: NASA’s Crew-13 Could Make the Fastest U.S. Trip to the ISS Ever
Watch live: NASA's SpaceX Crew-13 launches Oct. 1, aiming to reach the ISS in record 7 hours, 50 minutes.
NASA Doubles Down on Boeing’s Starliner After Astronauts Were Stuck at Space Station for Nearly a Year
NASA invests $359 million to launch Boeing's upgraded Starliner cargo-only in December before astronauts fly again in 2028.
NASA Is Unable to Move the Space Station’s Large Robotic Arm
A robotic arm upon the station's exterior, long trusted, now stands still, its transporter troubled with a strange malady.
NASA’s Roman Telescope Mission Draws Outpouring From Readers Who Want to Know What Space Holds
Live Science readers share what they hope NASA's Roman telescope finds: habitable exoplanets, dark energy, or just stunning desktop wallpaper.