NASA's Mars InSight lander touches down
CBS News space consultant Bill Harwood joins CBSN as NASA mission control streams live coverage of the spacecraft's landing on Mars.
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NASA preps to land rover on Mars
Monday afternoon, NASA will attempt to land a spacecraft on Mars. It has been done before, but the thin Martian atmosphere makes it very difficult. More than half of attempted landings on Mars have failed. CBS News' Chris Martinez reports.
NASA sets date for critical SpaceX flight
NASA sets Jan. 7 launch target for first test flight of SpaceX crew ship to the International Space Station
NASA reportedly to probe SpaceX safety after Musk's pot-infused interview
Washington Post says Elon Musk's podcast antics sparked sweeping safety review of national space agency's corporate partners
NASA selects landing site for Mars 2020 rover
NASA's Mars 2020 rover will land on an ancient lakebed near a broad delta in Jezero Crater to search for traces of life
Northrop Grumman launches space station supply mission
The spacecraft is loaded with spacewalk equipment, hardware and crew supplies, including fresh fruit and ice cream
SpaceX and back-to-back space station launches on tap
Two launches to the International Space Station follow a SpaceX flight for Qatar
NASA's Dawn asteroid orbiter runs out of gas
As expected, NASA's Dawn asteroid orbiter has finally run out of gas, ending a successful 11-year mission
Russians pinpoint cause of Soyuz launch abort
The launch abort triggered a dramatic emergency escape for two crew members, including a NASA astronaut
NASA's Kepler spacecraft dead after discovering thousands of planets
"While this may be a sad event, we're by no means unhappy with the performance of this marvelous machine"
NASA probe on track for historic New Year's Day flyby
NASA's New Horizons probe next target is a frozen remnant left over from the birth of the solar system 4.6 billion years ago
Soyuz flights may resume in December after frightening mishap
NASA administrator expects Russians to resume crew flights to International Space Station in December
Spacecraft launching on 7-year voyage to Mercury
Only two other spacecraft have ever visited Mercury and only one of them went into orbit
Mesmerizing images showcase Earth as art
Images from the U.S. Geological Survey combine science and art to showcase the wonder of our planet
NASA astronaut unfazed by frightening aborted launch
For NASA astronaut Nick Hague, who was making his first space flight, the long-awaited goal of finally flying in space was just out of reach
Antarctica ice melting at ever quicker rate
NASA's newest satellite designed to measure ice sheets over the North and South Poles is in its permanent orbit. Since then, NASA has relied on "Operation Ice Bridge," which sends planes to Antarctica from South America to study how fast ice sheets are melting. Mark Phillips went aboard for his latest installment of the Climate Diaries.
Melting ice in Antarctica
NASA scientists have been flying over Antarctica to track melting ice. At the current rate, Antarctica alone could cause sea levels to rise as much as six inches. CBS News correspondent Mark Philips reports.
Measuring Antarctica's ice loss from the air
Mark Phillips rides aboard NASA's "Operation IceBridge," a DC8 outfitted with equipment aimed at Antarctica measuring ice loss on the continent.
The hottest climate science in the world's coldest place
NASA's Operation IceBridge measures ice loss in Antarctica, and its effect on rising sea levels
Own one of Neil Armstrong's flight suits. Starting bid: $10,000
3,000-item auction includes one of Armstrong's Project Gemini flight suits and a gold pin he wore on his first space voyage
3 companies win major Air Force rocket contracts
SpaceX snubbed as United Launch Alliance, Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin, and Northrup Grumman win major Air Force contracts
Day after rocket failure, Russia says it will try again in spring
As NASA's Nick Hague and Russian colleague undergo tests after dramatic crash-down, Roscosmos chief vows "the boys will certainly fly"
Space crew makes emergency landing
A rocket launch failure forced a NASA astronaut and Russian cosmonaut to make an emergency landing early this morning. CBS News space analyst Bill Harwood joined CBSN to talk about how the mission went wrong.
Emergency landing after Soyuz rocket launch
A NASA astronaut and a Russian cosmonaut were forced to make a dramatic emergency landing in Kazakhstan on Thursday, moments after take-off for the International Space Station. Russia's space agency says the booster rocket on their Soyuz space capsule apparently failed. Jonathan Vigliotti reports.
Two-man Soyuz crew set for space station launch
A Russian Soyuz carrying a crew of two is set for launch Thursday to the International Space Station
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