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NASA wants to restore the old mission control room used for the Apollo missions.

NASA was reportedly caught off-guard by Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton's loss last month.

As part of the "cut-and-come-again" technique, astronauts reaped the first harvest of red romaine lettuce leaves grown on board the International Space Station last month.

The 86-year-old, who was the second man to walk on the moon, was visiting Antarctica when he fell ill and was immediately flown to a hospital in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Most scientists assume that Sputnik Planitia — the wide plane in the western lobe of Pluto's "heart" — is an impact basin. A new study argues otherwise.

The space agency burned some stuff up to see how things react in lower gravity.

Russia will finish 2016 with just 18 launches, behind the U.S.’s 20 rocket launches and China’s 19, according to the Moscow Times.

Researchers may have finally identified the cause of an affliction that nearly two-thirds of long-duration astronauts suffer from, and the answer does not bode well for our space-travel ambitions.

“The Copernicus Complex” author Caleb Scharf has revealed which type of black hole is more dangerous to man.

Food scientists at NASA are working on developing food bars to be eaten by the crews aboard the Orion spacecraft that will travel beyond the moon.

The space agency has begun testing a prototype of the Advanced Plant Habitat — its largest plant chamber, which will be delivered to the International Space Station some time in 2017.

Under the Donald Trump administration, NASA may see its research on climate change cut. A report from the Guardian cites a Trump advisor who says Trump will focus on space exploration.

Schiaparelli crashed on the surface of Mars Oct. 19 after a brief computer glitch.

The spacecraft, which has been orbiting Saturn since 2004, will begin grazing the planet’s rings later this month as part of the first phase of its “endgame.”

A subsurface water ice body found under the mid-northern hemisphere of the red planet has enough water to fill up Lake Superior, largest of the Great Lakes.

The Surface Water and Ocean Topography satellite will launch aboard a Falcon 9 rocket in 2021, and is expected to cost NASA about $112 million.

Researchers say there's a good chance similar geologic structures may show life once existed on Mars.

NASA is setting different materials on fire in a cargo ship orbiting Earth so that fire safety measures can be built into future deep space habitation capabilities.

According to a new study, Sputnik Planitia — a wide plane in the western lobe of Pluto's "heart" — may have a cold, slushy ocean of water-ice.

The president-elect's plans for the space agency aren't clear yet but past comments indicate he may still support manned travel to Mars.

GOES-R, scheduled for a Nov. 19 launch, will not only track weather but also aid in international search and rescue operations.