The coming year's space highlights include a NASA mission that will send astronauts around the moon and a Blue Origin lunar ...
If 2022 was the year the return to the moon officially started with the uncrewed flight of Artemis I, 2026 will be the year it goes into high gear.
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The race to mine the moon is on – and it urgently needs some clear international rules
There are billions of dollars in it for companies able to kickstart mining operations, even if such returns are still years ...
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2026 could be the year humans finally return to the moon
For the first time in more than half a century, a crew of astronauts is on the cusp of heading back toward the lunar surface, ...
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Moon landings, asteroid missions and new telescopes: Here are the top spaceflight moments to look forward to in 2026
The European Space Agency's (ESA) Hera spacecraft is scheduled to arrive at the binary asteroid system Didymos in November ...
The Firefly Aerospace Blue Ghost moon lander has begun its work on the moon using its drill, vacuum and electrodes. Blue ...
The 26-foot-tall (8-meter-tall) cargo lander is expected to embark on its first flight during the first quarter of 2026, ...
Acting NASA chief Sean Duffy surprised many people earlier this week when he said the space agency was intending to reopen the contracts for the Artemis III lunar lander that will return astronauts to ...
Luna 25’s story is one of ambition thwarted by planetary geopolitics. Yet it fuels ongoing lunar pursuits. The United States finds itself in the middle of a new space race. This time, that race is ...
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2026 is the year humanity will finally go back to the moon
Whether Artemis ultimately fulfills its promise of sustained lunar exploration, or is reshaped by politics, budgets and ...
Europe's first in-house developed lander, the Venturi Space Mona Luna, just performed its first test drive at the European Space Agency's LUNA facility.
This company plans to fly to the lunar surface more frequently than once in a blue moon -- just one reason I'm eager to delve ...
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