An Indian rocket will launch three satellites on Thursday morning (June 30), and you can watch the action live.

Members of the public are invited to explore the many ways space science helps families, communities, and our nation better understand our home planet and become more climate resilient through

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NASA announced Wednesday the agency is seeking partners to develop technologies needed to shape a new generation of lower-emission, single-aisle airliners that passengers could see in airports in the 2030s.

The Pentagon continues to develop its new hypersonic interceptor.

A sungazing spacecraft captured the moon passing in front of the face of the sun Wednesday (June 29).

We finally have hints of what the first operational images will be from NASA’s brand-new deep-space observatory.

Study reveals why mysterious gamma-ray bursts appear to blink and suggests that these mysterious phenomena might be much rarer than astronomers thought.

We know that the Earth has had at least five major ice ages. Could humans survive one?

How monster black holes overpower their much larger host galaxies.

European technology that allows satellite navigation signals to safely guide aircraft down for landing in the majority of Europe’s airports will now be put to use across Africa and the

Continue readingEGNOS technology for Africa – ESA signs deal with ASECNA