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Apollo 8 | The Christmas mission to the Moon
On Christmas Eve 1968, the first mission to the Moon changed how we view our home planet forever.
See that blue dot? That's us. Planet Earth and Martian moon Phobos photographed by a rover on the Red Planet
NASA's Jupiter moon mission has been given its solar arrays, and it's now bigger than a basketball court
Europa Clipper needs huge solar arrays to power it within the cold darkness of Jupiter's shadow.
NASA says "no emergency" on the Space Station as livestream accidentally broadcasts emergency drill
Faulty system causes NASA to permanently change how Hubble Space Telescope points at its targets
The world's most famous space telescope will operate with only one gyroscope from now on.
To boldly go... How astronaut Alan Shepard became the first American in space and oldest person to walk on the Moon
The story of Alan Shepard, the first American in space.
Voyager 1 is back in working order after five months of silence
Can't wait for the Great American Eclipse? See one every day, courtesy of NASA's solar spacecraft
Are you going to photograph the April 8 solar eclipse? NASA needs your help making an Eclipse Megamovie
Volunteers have until 18 March to sign up to NASA's citizen science project.
Photograph shows Odysseus lander with broken leg on the Moon
Intuitive Machine's lunar lander Odysseus broke its leg during its landing on the Moon. A photograph has been released showing the aftermath.
NASA lunar orbiter has photographed the Odysseus lander on the surface of the Moon
An image of the Odysseus lander on the surface of the Moon has been captured by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter.
NASA Moon landing: Odysseus spacecraft tipped on its side during landing
Intuitive Machines' Odysseus achieves first US soft landing on the Moon since Apollo missions.
Peregrine Mission One - all you need to know about the moonlanding mission
How do you build a rover to hunt for water on the Moon? We asked a NASA roboticist
NASA has begun constructing its VIPER rover, which will hunt for ice and other potential resources at the Moon’s south pole
NASA Lucy mission's first asteroid flyby reveals not one asteroid, but two
Main belt asteroid Dinkinesh has its own moon, NASA Lucy mission scientists have learned.
NASA Lucy mission to explore Jupiter's Trojan Asteroids
The Lucy mission will study Jupiter's Trojan asteroids and help scientists unlock clues about the early Solar System.
NASA probe captures October 14 eclipse from space
The Moon's shadow falls on our planet during the annular solar eclipse.
Mae Jemison, the first African American woman in space
On 12 September 1992, Jemison became the first Black woman to fly in space.
Building blocks of life found in NASA asteroid sample
6 women who changed astronomy and spaceflight
Throughout the history of astronomy and spaceflight women have played a huge role, even though their contributions often go unnoticed.
Interview: Getting The Right Stuff right
We spoke Robert Yowell, to the technical consultant on Disney+'s The Right Stuff, a new series about the Mercury 7 astronauts
Radio Astronomy Podcast | Deflecting asteroids with Hera and DART
The latest episode of the Radio Astronomy podcast, where we look at how to deflect a deadly asteroid impact.
Interview | NASA astronaut Kathy Sullivan
Former astronaut Kathy Sullivan's new book Handprints on Hubble details the launch of the famous space telescope. BBC Sky at Night Magazine got the chance to speak to Sullivan about her role in one of humanity's greatest achievements.
Apollo photos: new exhibition
NASA's Moon missions, from Mercury, Gemini and Apollo feature in a new photography exhibition at the Royal Photographic Society, Bristol