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Nasa’s Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore, who flew Starliner amid technical failures, will remain at ISS until February

The two astronauts were only meant to be in space for eight days, but due to technical issues they won’t return until 2025. Do they have enough supplies for such a stint, how are they coping mentally and what is day-to-day life like up there?

NASA’s ongoing flight tests of the Boeing Starliner manned spacecraft mark another milestone in its journey towards independence from Russian Soyuz services.

The images, captured by NASA's Hubble Space Telescope on 5-6 January, 2024, provide a view of both hemispheres of the planet.

A Japanese rocket launched to send an experimental government satellite into space exploded just seconds after take-off, turning its launch pad into a giant fireball

NASA's SpaceX Crew-7 splashed down off the coast of Florida in a Dragon spacecraft Tuesday morning after spending about six months aboard the International Space Station

Orbiting 400km above the Earth's surface won't stop intrepid astronauts from voting as NASA figure out a way those in the International Space Station can still cast their ballots

Three NASA astronauts, including the second-ever Black woman to be assigned a long station mission, and a Russian astronaut have finally started their journey to the International Space Station

With nearly 15% of Brits surviving on less than five hours of sleep every night, gardening expert Tiffany Dent has revealed how aloe vera could boost the quality of your shut-eye

The GUSTO scientific balloon has achieved the longest flight of any NASA heavy-lift, long-duration scientific balloon mission at 57 days, 7 hours, 38 minutes

The team of four people will give an insight into how difficult it will be on the Red Planet. Each candidate needs to fulfil the criteria before they go on simulated spacewalks on Mars

A private lunar mission craft has landed sideways on the moon's surface but scientists still hope to gather some data before the sun sets on the probe

NASA has released a video showing the nail-biting moment crews were told a lander had successfully touched down on the Moon, marking the first US landing in over five decades

The mission saw the colaboration of a number of companies including Elon Musk's SpaceX and NASA. It marks the the first successful US landing on the moon since the height of the Cold War Space Race

Mobile phone network AT&T has confirmed its members have been hit by a widespread crash across the US - here's everything you need to know about the company and its history

NASA and private company Intuitive Machines are working together to try and achieve a successful Moon landing this week - here is everything you need to know about the mission

The US is set to land on the Moon for the first time since 1972, with the Intuitive Machines' lander, nicknamed Odysseus, set to touch down near the Moon's south pole

A "fireball meteor" was seen jetting over eastern England this evening, including Norfolk, Lincolnshire and Yorkshire, with Brits taking to social media as they reported seeing a "green" blur

Seven astronauts aboard Space Shuttle Columbia died when the NASA craft disintegrated on re-entry to earth 21 years ago - here's what they would have known and experienced as they attempted to land

A mattress is a major investment and something you'll use every single day, so it's important to find one that's just right - Bethan Shufflebotham headed in store and found one ideal for catching up on her 40 winks

The moon has shrunk more than 150 feet in circumference in the last few hundred million years, and due to its brittle surface, faults have formed where sections of crust push and crash against one another

SpaceX, in tandem with Intuitive Machines, is slated to launch a new lunar lander, the Nova-C Odysseus probe, which could make history as the first probe to reach the Moon in over 50 years. Here's everything to know

Ahead of new BBC documentary The Space Shuttle That Fell To Earth, we take a look at the tragic final moments of of the seven astronauts aboard Space Shuttle Columbia

A study, published in Science Advances, has suggested a halt in Atlantic Ocean currents this century could see average temperatures in large areas of Europe get much colder and Arctic Ice extend much further south

Astronomers believe liquid water formed on Mimas, which is Saturn's smallest and innermost moon, somewhere between five to 15 million years ago, making it much younger than Earth's oceans