The EU's Galileo GPS network has been down since last week
Galileo-enabled devices have defaulted to US GPS during the outage
France is getting a new space command this year
The next space race might be a race towards militarization
Japan's Hayabusa2 makes history by successfully collecting samples from distant asteroid Ryugu
A second touchdown on a 1 km-wide rock in space, 300 million km from Earth
NASA announces Titan bound Dragonfly mission to explore origins and signs of life
Set for launch in 2026 with arrival to Saturn's largest moon expected in 2034
The European Space Agency plans to 'intercept' and photograph a comet from the 'dawn' of our Solar System
The mission will reach 'launch readiness' in eight years
NASA opens the International Space Station for commercial business
Expect to pay upwards of $50 million from a trip to the ISS
NASA selects 11 companies to work towards new Moon landings
Using 'undefinitized contract actions', apparently
NASA's LROC photographed Israeli lunar lander's crash site
Before and after images show it definitely crashed on the lunar surface
Jeff Bezos introduces Blue Moon and his plans for space colonization
Humans will one day live in utopian cities within O'Neill tubes says Amazon founder
NASA's exoplanet-hunting TESS has found its first Earth-sized planet
But it probably can't sustain life
Israel crashed its lunar lander into the Moon's surface
They will 'try again' says Bibi Netanyahu
NASA is awarding $30 million to two research institutes to develop automated space habitats
NASA prepares for the future
The world could get its first real glimpse of a black hole on April 10
It will be a 'groundbreaking' event
Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument snaps its first image of the sky
DESI will create the largest 3D map of the universe
Tracking the life cycle of giant storms on Neptune
NASA uses its Hubble Space Telescope to study Neptune from afar
Virgin Galactic's Beth Moses becomes first woman in space on a commercial spacecraft
Flight provided the astronaut instructor insights into how to train passengers for future trips
Canada becomes NASA's first international partner for lunar space station
Canada: let's go to the Moon, buddy
The Square Kilometer Array telescope is ten times bigger than any other in existence
Pushing petabits every second to supercomputers
NASA approves SpaceX Dragon launch in preparation for manned flight
"It was a really big deal for SpaceX"
Israel sent up its first lunar lander with yesterday's SpaceX launch
Unfortunately there is no longer a $20 million prize waiting at the finish line
Mars Opportunity rover appears to be dead
No signals have been received since June of last year
Meteoroid that hit the moon during lunar eclipse was small but packed a big punch
The impact occurred at nearly 31,000 miles per hour