China has announced that it will be attempting to land humans on the Moon before the end of the decade.
The Laser Interferometric Gravitational-Wave Observatory had been offline for the last three years for upgrades.
The $3.4 billion contract will enable the development of a human landing system for a week-long excursion to the Moon in 2029.
A reassuring new study has found that we may be safe from extinction asteroid impacts... at least for the time being.
The telescope has provided us with an unprecedented view of the cosmos, but at it stands, its days are numbered.
The space agency has stressed that there may be very little warning that a disruptive solar storm is about to hit the Earth.
Professor Thomas Hertog discusses working alongside the late physicist on the ultimate theory.
The new owners of the residential property got the fright of their lives when the space rock crashed through their ceiling.
China's answer to the X-37B has returned to Earth once again after nearly a year of unspecified activities in space.
Revisited data from the Voyager 2 probe seems to point to the possibility of not only oceans, but habitability as well.
Professor Chris Impey takes a look at the role artificial intelligence plays in new astronomical discoveries.
The rover, which fell silent over a year ago and may never wake up, observed evidence of water just before it entered hibernation.
There is evidence to suggest that the satellite - named Kosmos-2558 - is tailing a confidential US satellite.
The Hakuto-R Mission 1 lander would have been the first privately built spacecraft to land on the lunar surface.
The image was recently captured by the UAE's Emirates Mars Mission spacecraft.
Distorted images of deep space caused by gravitational lensing could provide a clue to this long-running enigma.
The rover had been carrying the inadvertent passenger across the surface of Mars for over a year.
The impressive spacecraft exploded due to a malfunction just minutes after launching earlier today.
What was once a pipe dream is fast becoming a very real technological possibility.
It's no secret that the US and China are staunch rivals in the space sector - but are we really witnessing a new space race ?