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Space X is progressing towards the inaugural launch of its Starship spacecraft after a key engine test of its Super Heavy rocket.

A landing module from Texas-based startup Intuitive Machines Inc. successfully landed on the Moon, making it the first private spacecraft to do so intact in 51 years.

China's secretive spacecraft, the Shenlong, has been launched on its fourth mission into orbit around the Earth.

Scientists possibly located the long-missing Soviet lunar lander, Luna 9, but disagree on its exact location.

Two research teams claim to have located the remains of the Luna 9, the first Soviet spacecraft to safely land on the Moon, though they disagree on the exact location.

Researchers have uncovered new insights into the snowman-shaped object known as Arrokoth, which is the most distant and primitive body visited by a spacecraft from Earth.

NASA's Artemis 2 spacecraft has successfully completed its final pre-launch rehearsal, paving the way for a potential launch in early March.

NASA's investigation into the Starliner mission revealed that the spacecraft faced critical failures similar to those that led to the Challenger disaster, raising concerns about the safety and reliability of its future flights.

A report reveals that NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams were nearly involved in a life-threatening incident during their first crewed test flight due to a failure in their Boeing-built Starliner spacecraft's thrusters.

NASA has classified the prolonged incident of two astronauts trapped for nine months on the International Space Station as a 'Category A accident,' the most serious failure rating, comparable to Challenger and Columbia disasters.

A former NASA engineer has voiced serious concerns about the heat shield of the Orion spacecraft for the Artemis II mission, emphasizing the risks to astronaut safety during re-entry.

A SpaceX Dragon spacecraft successfully docked at the International Space Station, transporting a multinational crew including a Russian cosmonaut.

The article reports on the Crew Dragon spacecraft's arrival at the ISS while health investigations are underway regarding pneumonia.

The Crew Dragon spacecraft is on a mission to the International Space Station (ISS) with a newly assigned crew, while the station is currently home to only three people following a recent evacuation.

French astronaut Sophie Adenot has embarked on a journey to the International Space Station aboard the Crew Dragon spacecraft as part of a successful Falcon 9 rocket launch.

The Crew Dragon spacecraft, carrying a four-member crew, has launched towards the International Space Station (ISS) from Cape Canaveral, Florida.

NASA is set to launch three astronauts and one cosmonaut to the International Space Station (ISS) today from Cape Canaveral, Florida, using SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft.

China has successfully completed a low-altitude launch test of its crewed spacecraft intended for lunar missions, raising concerns in the White House about a potential lead in the race to return humanity to the Moon.

China has successfully launched its reusable trial spacecraft, known unofficially as 'Shenlong' or 'Celestial Dragon', marking its fourth mission in its ambitious space program.

China's Mengzhou spacecraft has successfully completed a vital safety test, marking a significant step toward the country's goal of a crewed moon landing by 2030.

A recent optical phenomenon observed in Palanga, Lithuania, has sparked various interpretations, ranging from claims of alien spacecraft to simple explanations of meteorological optics.

Researchers from the UK and Japan have utilized artificial intelligence to locate the Soviet Luna 9 spacecraft, which went missing nearly 60 years ago on the Moon.

New measurements from NASA's Juno spacecraft reveal that Jupiter is smaller than previously believed, with a newly established equatorial diameter.

NASA's Juno spacecraft uncovers new insights into the volcanic activity on Io, Jupiter's moon, challenging previous scientific understandings.

China successfully launched its fourth 'Shenlong' reusable spacecraft, furthering its space exploration capabilities and presenting a challenge to the United States' X-37B program.

China successfully launched a reusable experimental spacecraft into orbit from its Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center.

China has successfully launched an experimental reusable spacecraft on a Long March 2F rocket from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center.

NASA's Juno spacecraft has penetrated the mysteries of Jupiter, leading to new insights about the planet's history and structure.

New measurements from the Juno spacecraft indicate that Jupiter is slightly smaller than previously thought, with the equatorial radius being 8 km less and the polar radius 24 km less than earlier estimates.

Russian spacecraft have intercepted communications from at least twelve key satellites above Europe, raising concerns about sensitive information security and potential manipulation of satellite trajectories by Moscow.

New measurements from NASA's Juno spacecraft reveal that Jupiter is slightly smaller than earlier estimates, providing better insights into the gas giant's shape and internal structure.

NASA's 'Juno' spacecraft, launched in 2016, embarks on a breathtaking journey of 2.7 billion kilometers to uncover the mysteries of Jupiter, capturing unprecedented data about its gas layers and atmospheric phenomena.

NASA's Juno spacecraft has provided the most accurate measurement of Jupiter, revealing that it is slightly smaller and less spherical than previously estimated, which aids in understanding its internal structure and the formation of the solar system.

European security authorities believe that two Russian spacecraft intercepted communications from at least a dozen major European satellites in recent years, potentially compromising sensitive information and allowing Moscow to manipulate the satellites' trajectories.

Jupiter is slightly smaller and more flattened than scientists believed for decades, according to a new study using data from the Juno spacecraft.

NASA's Juno spacecraft has discovered that Jupiter is slightly smaller and has a greater equatorial flattening than previously thought, enhancing scientists' understanding of the giant planet's internal structure and its role in the formation of the solar system.

Two Russian spacecraft have intercepted communications from at least twelve critical satellites over Europe, posing risks to sensitive information and potential manipulation of their trajectories, according to European security officials cited in an exclusive Financial Times report.

The European Commission has confirmed that Russia is intercepting communications from European satellites, with reports indicating that Russian spacecraft have targeted at least a dozen satellites over Europe.

Russian spacecraft have been intercepting communications from at least a dozen important European satellites, raising concerns about sensitive information and potential manipulation of their orbits.

Security officials in the EU believe that two Russian spacecraft have intercepted communications from at least a dozen key satellites above Europe, risking the compromise of sensitive data and potentially allowing Moscow to manipulate their trajectories or even bring them down.

Russian spacecraft may have intercepted communications from at least ten key European satellites, risking the confidentiality of sensitive state information.

Security officials warn that Russian spy spacecraft can manipulate the trajectories of vital European satellites and potentially crash them, amid increasing tensions following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

NASA has postponed the launch of its Artemis 2 lunar spacecraft to March after encountering technical problems, including a hydrogen leak, during a pre-launch rehearsal at Florida's Kennedy Space Center.

NASA announced the completion of the first phase of tests for the Artemis II mission but temporarily suspended the crewed Orion spacecraft launch scheduled for February 8 due to technical reasons.

NASA is set to transport a five thousand ton rocket assembly to the launch pad in Florida today, utilizing the Space Launch System rocket for a mission that includes launching four spacecraft on board.

A crew from the International Space Station had to abort their mission due to a medical issue, marking the first instance of such an event in the station's history, and returned to Earth aboard SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft.

NASA is conducting the first medical evacuation in the history of the space station for an astronaut in stable condition, with the Crew Dragon spacecraft scheduled to return to Earth shortly.

NASA's Juno spacecraft has unveiled surprising and complex details about Jupiter, reminiscent of the ancient myth where Juno uncovered truths about its behavior.

On January 2, 1959, the Soviet spacecraft Luna 1 was launched, marking humanity's first departure from Earth's orbit and the beginning of a new chapter in space exploration.