The Earth's Moon is its only one, but scientists recently discovered a new celestial body that will be staying near the planet for the next several decades.

NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope produced the first 3D atmospheric map of exoplanet WASP-18b, an ultra-hot Jupiter 400 light-years away.

The concept, ripped from a Star Trek episode, would fill Earth's orbit with satellites to harness energy from the Sun and block out solar rays to help cool the climate.

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The US doesn’t currently have much ability to monitor what’s going on in the space around the Moon. An effort by the Air ...

Virgin Media O2 (VMO2) is set to become the first UK mobile network operator to offer its customers automatic connectivity ...

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The European Space Agency's upcoming Henon mission will be the first ever CubeSat to independently venture into deep space, ...