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NASA wants to bring your name to space — Jupiter, to be more precise. The Europa Clipper spacecraft is set to launch in October 2024, and your name could blast off with it.

The world’s largest iceberg, which has moved for the first time in 30 years, could drift toward South Georgia Island and end up caught in a vital pass that animals use to access food during breeding season to feed their newborns.

NASA has beamed a near-infrared laser nearly 10 million miles into space breaking new ground for the agency.

A Chinese robot using artificial intelligence was able to find a way to create oxygen from Martian materials, the research team behind the project says.

NASA imaged the oldest and most distant black hole ever seen. The void’s huge mass and age may provide researchers with more insights into how black holes are formed.

Scientists are experimenting with ways to make lunar soil capable of being used for agriculture in the hopes that humankind will one day establish long-term bases on the moon.

NASA snapped a picture of an asteroid in an outer belt near Mars, which had a tiny moon orbiting the space rock called Dinkinesh. The photo was taken using the spacecraft Lucy.

NASA says the Antarctica ozone hole is smaller than anticipated this fall after concerns of an undersea volcano releasing high amounts of water into the atmosphere.

NASA has released X-ray images of a dead collapsed star that looks eerily like the bones of a “ghostly cosmic hand” located about 16,000 light-years from Earth.

Coolant leaks, space debris collisions and unplanned engine thrusts are just some of the unexpected challenges astronauts aboard the International Space Station must overcome.

China’s space agency plans to launch the Xuntian space telescope in 2024 and says it will have higher optical capabilities than NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope.

NASA and SpaceX are expected to launch a spacecraft to investigate the metal-rich asteroid “Psyche” on Oct. 12, officials announced Thursday.

NASA’s Perseverance Rover on the planet Mars, captured a dust devil moving across the rim of a crater as the robotic geologist was searching for signs of life on the red planet.

American Frank Rubio returned to Earth Wednesday, and now holds the record for the longest U.S. spaceflight at 371 days.

A capsule was delivered back to Earth on Sunday after a 4 billion mile trip that included grabbing a sample of dust and rocks from an asteroid called Bennu.

Russia’s Soyuz MS-24 blasted off from Kazakhstan Friday with two Russian cosmonauts and one American astronaut on board and landed at the International Space Station three hours later.

NASA has announced the creation of the director of unidentified anomalous phenomena research position as it aims to further investigate UFOs.

In a potential breakthrough for future exploration on Mars, NASA says it has generated enough oxygen for a small dog to survive on the Red Planet for 10 hours.

Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano’s is erupting Monday following a “period of strong seismicity and rapid uplift of the summit,” the U.S. Geological Survey says.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration says researchers have found a “smooth, gold, dome-shaped specimen” on the Alaskan seafloor that has not been identified.