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Read the latest news from NASA, including incredible stories of survival, rare space events, and secrets of the universe.
Being up in space is even more taxing than you might realise.
The strains were found in three ISS locations.
Locals hope the space agency can bring its advanced imaging technology to search the loch.
It's not quite as dramatic as our own, but still something great to see.
The new buggies will be fully autonomous and able to withstand temperatures between 100°C and -240°C.
This would wake you up with a shock.
It turns out there is some complex science at play here.
It's a completely unique way to see an amazing event. In fact, it's probably the best seat in the house.
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NASA will be very busy during April 8's total solar eclipse.
Astronauts have given an intriguing answer to the most Googled space question.
NASA has finally explained what these strange holes in the sky actually are.
The spacecraft travelled 314 million miles over a period of nearly seven months to get to its destination when it was launched in 2020.
If it's successful it will be the first US Moon landing since the final mission of the Apollo programme more than five decades ago.
Would you be up to the challenge?
NASA astronaut Leland Melvin had an unusual experience on one of his space missions.
If you saw the ISS, it would be gone in a flash.
It turns out even Mars isn't safe from all our trash.
They're highly skilled and take on dangerous missions - so you'd expect astronauts would take home a healthy salary.
It's regarded as the loneliest place in the world.
Few of us actually consider how fast we're going when we're zooming through the sky - but this video puts everything into perspective.
Astronomers are banding together to warn NASA against lunar exploitation.
Black holes are thought to be the result of stars exploding - and now scientists might have witnessed it actually happen.
Mark your diaries, because we might even be able to see this asteroid with the naked eye.
The devil comet gets its name from the spiky 'horns' astronomers have spotted.