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Virgin Galactic tests rocket ship, three years after fatal accident. The aircraft landed safely after reaching speeds of over 2000km per hour
The last test in 2014 ended in disaster when the aircraft crashed, killing the crew
US-Russian crew returns from space station
NASA's Joe Acaba and Mark Vande Hei and Russia's Alexander Misurkin spent 168 days aboard the ISS.
Rocket fuel inventor dies aged 107
The developer of a space fuel based on liquid hydrogen which made moon flights possible, Barys Kit, has died at the age of 107. The Belarusian-American rocket scientist was one of the world’s oldest men
John Young, US astronaut and space shuttle commander, dies
He was the only astronaut to fly with three different NASA programs, in a career spanning 42 years.
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Russian vessel blasts off for space station
Crew trio from US, Japan and Russia lift off from Kazakhstan on Sunday for two-day trip to International Space Station
Italy's 60-year-old astronaut Paolo Nespoli comes back to Earth
Trump wants US astronauts back to the moon - and someday Mars
"Imagine the possibilities waiting in those big, beautiful stars if we dare to dream big,” said the US president as he signed his first space policy directive.
Scientists complete eight-month Mars mission... on earth
The HI-SEAS V mission, run by the University of Hawaii, produced data that should help NASA understand the psychological profile needed for crew members on future long-term missions to Mars.
Neil Armstrong's space bag expected to fetch millions at auction
Neil Armstrong's space bag expected to fetch millions at auction
Voyaging back into space at 60: Paolo Nespoli
The Italian astronaut is about to embark on his third space mission, this time to the International Space Station.
The Apollo Missions: Legends of Space
Franck de Winne, Head of the European Astronaut Centre, talks about the impact of the Apollo missions.
The astronaut voting from space
Thomas Pesquet has been able vote in what has become one of the most turbulent battles for the French presidency in decades.
SpaceX to send first tourists around the moon
SpaceX is to launch a tourist trip around the moon next year.
SpaceX launches Falcon 9 from historic NASA pad
A SpaceX Falcon rocket blasted off on Sunday from a Florida launch pad once used to send NASA astronauts to the moon.
ISS crew rises to 'The Mannequin Challenge'
‘The Mannequin Challenge’ fad got a new lease of life on December 29, when the crew of the International Space Station got on board, in zero gravity.
Christmas Dinner in Space
In a NASA Christmas message, the crew on board the international space station told the world what they would be enjoying for their Christmas dinner.
Mourners pay tribute to American hero John Glenn
Marines have led a funeral procession for former US astronaut and senator John Glenn in Columbus, Ohio.
President Obama plots a course to Mars and back by the 2030s
US President Barack Obama has revealed that the United States is working in partnership with private companies to send and expedition to Mars and back by the 2030s.
Growing food in space: A tale of rats, algae and tomatoes
Is it possible to produce food to eat and air to breathe while in space?
British astronaut Tim Peake makes a safe return to Earth
British astronaut Tim Peake has safely returned to Earth after spending half-a-year in space.