Nasa

And other stories from the stranger side of life

The US space agency faces a series of challenges to decommission the ISS without endangering lives on Earth

And other stories from the stranger side of life

And other stories from the stranger side of life

If all goes to plan, the JWST will be launched this month

Nasa scientists announce successful lift-off in first stage of bid to prevent catastrophic asteroid collision

Your digest of analysis from the British and international press

Should the culture of the British army face greater scrutiny? Can Nasa deflect asteroids away from earth? And should London’s statues be made more div…

Mission is ‘first test for planetary defence’, says space agency

And other stories from the stranger side of life

Lunar cycles may mean an increase in floods across coastal cities, first-of-its-kind study finds

Six-wheeled rover will collect samples and could pave way for humans on the planet

And other stories from the stranger side of life

Deal is part of the US space agency’s plan to establish human settlements on the lunar surface

And other stories from the stranger side of life

The Perseverance rover is looking for evidence of life on the red planet

Moscow strikes back after being excluded from Washington’s lunar mining pact plan

Elon Musk reportedly involved in production of first feature movie made outside Earth

European Space Agency mission to study Sun’s polar regions launches in Florida

From the Olympic Games and US presidential election to Beethoven’s anniversary and a cannabis referendum

Nasa astronaut is under investigation in what could be the first crime committed in space

US space agency aiming to launch 37 rockets to the Moon within next decade

Amazon CEO has often spoken of desire to colonise outer space

Nasa investigating impact scenarios for massive space rock set to pass ten times closer to Earth than our moon

Company confirms authenticity of leaked video showing spacecraft blowing up

Nasa’s landmark Twins Study reveals physical ‘resilience’ of astronauts

Space agency is expected to send the vehicle to the red planet next July

Washington's announcement signals a new space race

Lack of smaller-sized equipment means two women astronauts cannot venture out together

Dormant viruses have been awoken in more than half of the astronauts who have embarked on space missions

Nasa finds ‘moving water’ on the lunar surface

Belt of ice and rock was formed no more than 100 million years ago

US space agency reveals it suffered cyber attack two months ago

New probe set to study the deep interior of the Red Planet