Europe's first lunar rover MAGPIE will hunt for water at Moon's south pole
Europe is going to the Moon with a rover of its own, and it will be looking for water. The European Space Agen
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Europe is going to the Moon with a rover of its own, and it will be looking for water. The European Space Agen
China's next lunar mission will carry a laser communication system that transmits data at a slower rate than w
On August 28, 2026, the moon crept through Earth's shadow in a near-total lunar eclipse, turning the night sky
The Moon's south pole, long thought to be a barren and inhospitable place, may be more welcoming to Earth's mi
NASA is handing over decades of lunar data to commercial space companies so they can figure out how humans mig
The next astronauts to walk on the Moon will carry a new tool to listen to its tremors. NASA has finished buil
China's future lunar research station could come with an unusual security detail: robot dogs. Space scientists
A Chinese satellite has captured the first known video of SpaceX rocket debris crashing into the moon, a cosmi
A chunk of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket has slammed into the moon, ending a seven-year drift through space with a
A chunk of a SpaceX rocket as long as a school bus has slammed into the Moon, giving scientists a rare chance
A discarded rocket part is about to slam into the Moon, and NASA in the United States plans to watch it happen
At NASA's Johnson Space Center in the United States, a man named Ike Theriot spends his days thinking about on
A discarded SpaceX rocket stage, left adrift in space for years, is now on a collision course with the Moon. T
Future astronauts walking on the Moon may step on rocks that came from deep inside it. Scientists have found t
For the first time in history, rock and dust from the far side of the Moon have left Chinese hands and entered
On the morning of December 7, 2024, the Moon and Venus appeared so close in the sky that they looked like a pa
Earth has a group of cosmic stalkers. Known as co-orbitals, these small rocks circle the sun on the same sched