Medicine & TechnologyNASA's Artemis program's first moonbound rocket and spacecraft are slated to have a "wet dress rehearsal" on the launch pad in February.
The European Space Agency has reduced the number of applicants for astronaut positions from 23,000 to 1,391, with the next step focusing on cognitive, technical, and personality exams.
Astronomers from Columbia University discovered a potential exomoon twice the size of our planet. It revolves around an exoplanet that has a mass similar to Jupiter.
Bioprint FirstAid Portable Bioprinter is being used by astronauts on the International Space Station to test a handheld 3D printer that manufactures bandages from their own skin cells.
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration recently announced it has already fixed the problem with its new rocket set for launch in March 2022.
After passing a major milestone assessment, ESA's next-generation planet-hunting mission, Plato, has been granted the permission to continue development.
NASA's astronaut corps may soon be reduced to the bare minimum required to sustain International Space Station and Artemis missions, as well as other operations.