New pictures show Mars lander crash site
Detailed images from NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter show the crash site of the European Space Agency's Schiaparelli lander
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Photo captures crash site of Mars lander
NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter has spotted what appears to be the site where the European spacecraft crashed Wednesday
Did Europe's Mars lander crash and burn on the Red Planet?
Mission scientists aren't sure, but even if it did, they say the vast trove of data that it sent back will be worth it
NASA's Jupiter probe runs into trouble
Engineers are troubleshooting a pair of problems that interrupted science observations by NASA's Juno spacecraft orbiting Jupiter
Space probe makes nail-biting descent to Mars
ExoMars mission is part of an international effort to analyze the red planet and hunt for signs of life
Russia set to launch fresh crew to the space station
A repaired Soyuz spacecraft is poised for launch Wednesday to ferry three fresh crew members to the International Space Station.
Astronauts heading to Mars could risk "space brain"
Some scientists are concerned that astronauts traveling to Mars may experience a kind of chronic dementia
Kennedy Space Center "dodged a bullet" from Hurricane Matthew
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"Alien megastructure" star sparks more mystery
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Kennedy Space Center braces for Hurricane Matthew
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Curiosity rover snaps amazing selfie on Mars
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Water plumes spotted above Jupiter's moon Europa
The Hubble Space Telescope has again spotted what appear to be plumes of water vapor rising above one of Jupiter's moons
7-month-old child found dead outside NASA space flight center
Federal authorities to investigate death of infant at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Alabama
Earth vulnerable to major asteroid strike, top scientist warns
"We are not fully prepared" for the threat of an asteroid strike, says President Obama's chief science adviser
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High hopes as NASA launches asteroid mission
NASA launches spacecraft designed to bring samples of an asteroid back to Earth; could help re-write the history of the early solar system, scientists say
A bus-size asteroid just gave Earth a close shave
Astronomers first spotted the space rock two days before it zoomed by
NASA asteroid sample mission set for launch
NASA's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft, set for launch Thursday, will visit an asteroid, collect a sample and return it to Earth for analysis
The "human computers" who helped NASA win the space race
America’s triumphs in space exploration were made possible by a hidden group of employees the country didn’t see
Three space station fliers undock for return to Earth
Outgoing space station commander Jeff Williams and two Russian cosmonauts return to Earth late Tuesday after 172 days in space
How 2 guys accidentally uncovered the universe's echoes
Astrophysicist Paul Sutter tells the amazing story behind a discovery that changed our view of the universe
NASA's Juno spacecraft unveils Jupiter's poles
During a close approach Aug. 27, NASA's Juno spacecraft captured its first, surprising images of Jupiter's poles, delighting mission scientists
NASA warns of delays for commercial crew program
Even before Thursday's SpaceX launch pad explosion, the NASA inspector general warned of launch delays for upcoming Boeing and SpaceX flights
Explosion rocks SpaceX launch site in Florida during test
SpaceX was conducting test firing of an unmanned rocket when blast occurred
Astronauts complete smooth spacewalk
NASA's Jeff Williams and Kate Rubins spent six hours and 48 minutes working outside the International Space Station
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