Dr. James Newman, a former NASA astronaut, reflects on his career and the future of space travel during a visit to the Naval Postgraduate School.

The slow race of getting NASA’s Space Launch System rocket pieced together for next year’s Artemis II moon mission jumped a big hurdle over the weekend.

NSF recently conducted a flyover near Cape Canaveral and obtained imagery showing the current status of construction and ...

Back then, the elements that eventually coalesced into the Gateway were geared toward a nebulous initiative to capture a ...

The Agile Slim precision link conveyor chassis can be oriented in any attitude, and it can be equipped for indexing and ...

They are using space shuttle hardware for a vehicle tasked ... pluck the SLS core off a barge arriving from Louisiana’s Michoud Assembly Facility, raise it several hundred feet in the air ...

A pastor said Mark Miller, 53, "struggled with his past." The Navy vet killed himself outside a San Antonio VA hospital on ...

Titans Space Industries is partnering with a revolutionary Robotics and AI startup and is also considering funding them ...

Trump aims to send a crew to Mars by the end of his term, which Musk calls 'doable.' Astronauts question the time frame but ...

The 212-foot-tall core stage was placed Sunday alongside two solid rocket boosters at Kennedy Space Center's Vehicle Assembly Building ... converted from the Space Shuttle Program, and the ...