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Can you imagine picking up a lucky penny on Mars? One rover already has. In this snapshot from the Red Planet, Martian dust covers a penny that has traveled farther than any human (so far). NASA's ...

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The sighting occurred unexpectedly while Williams was awaiting the arrival of a cargo spacecraft. Below the space station was a bright object blazing through Earth's upper atmosphere above West Africa ...

As Artemis III core stage arrives, a look inside NASA's Pegasus barge Come inside NASA's Pegasus barge, which is used to transport the core stage of the Artemis SLS moon rockets.

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Four astronauts recently returned from the Artemis II mission, the first crewed flight near the moon in over 50 years. The crew traveled farther from Earth than any humans before, reaching a maximum ...

In the coming months, NASA and private space company Katalyst will attempt something that has never been done before: they will launch a spacecraft to grab a telescope and move it to a safer orbit.