Large section of space shuttle Challenger found on ocean floor
The shuttle broke apart during liftoff in 1986, killing all seven on board.
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Smashing success: Nasa spacecraft strike shifts asteroid's orbit
The space agency attempted the first test of its kind two weeks ago.
Despite Ukraine war, Russian launches to space from US, first time in 20 years
Crew also comprises Nicole Mann, the first Native American woman to orbit the world.
Opinion: Christchurch could become gateway to NZ space programme
OPINION: Aerospace industry is worth $24 billion a year globally.
Nasa spacecraft to smash into asteroid in first Earth defence test
The mission will provide the first test of a technique that could be used in the future.
Nasa delays moon rocket launch again
This is the third delay for the rocket launch since the lunar attempt was announced.
Kiwi electric seaglider completes first flight
If it gets off the water, it could deliver regional flights at ferry-like prices.
Govt joining forces with Nasa in space race
The NZ Government wants to get into the space race.
Fuel leak ruins NASA's second shot at launching moon rocket
NASA's new moon rocket sprang another dangerous fuel leak.
Take 2: Nasa aims for second rocket launch
The first launch had to be scrapped after serious engine trouble made it impossible.
Why Nasa is going back to the moon
New York Times: Nasa is kicking off its return to Earth's closest neighbour.
South Korea's first spacecraft launched to the moon
It's the country's second shot at space in six weeks.
Putin's major move against the West in space
Moscow makes a surprise announcement to go it alone with an orbital outpost.
Nasa wants to turn satellites into alien hunters
Nasa is embarking on a seemingly 'fringe' subject, to look for life outside Earth.
Fresh Nasa images: Baby stars and dancing galaxies
Astonishing beauty of deep space revealed to humanity for the first time.
Rocket Lab says first leg of Nasa satellite mission to moon 'flawless'
More big Nasa projects in the pipeline.
From a leaky Hutt garage to the world stage, VR ball catches Nasa's attention
Nasa has discussed the possible uses of the technology with Terry Miller and his team.
Te Rina Triponel: Understanding the many meanings of Matariki
OPINION: Māori New Year is an appreciation of what has happened and looking ahead.
Stargazers left in awe after spiral appears in night sky
Just what caused this spectacular light show over NZ?
Better by blimp: Spanish airline invests in hybrid airship fleet
Why an airship known as the 'flying bum' could curb air travel emissions.
SpaceX closer to launching giant rocket ship after FAA review
Starship is the most powerful rocket ever built and is designed to carry people to Mars.
Scientists grow plants in lunar dirt; next stop the moon
Researchers can grow plants from dirt sourced by the Apollo 11 mission to the moon.
Winds thwart Nasa's Wanaka balloon launch
Stadium-sized super pressure balloon prepared for an ascent to 33km above the Earth.
Nasa captures 'otherworldly' photos of wreckage on Mars
New York Times: Ingenuity took 10 pictures during its 159 seconds in the air.
New frontier in tourism: SpaceX sends richlisters to space station for $80m each
Nasa joins Russia in hosting guests at the world's most expensive tourist destination.
Russian cosmonauts arrive at space station in yellow and blue
Three Russian cosmonauts appeared to show solidarity with Ukraine with new uniform.
US astronaut to ride Russian spacecraft home during tensions
US astronaut will ride a Russian capsule back to Earth in the midst of tensions.
On Mars, a year of surprise and discovery
New York Times: The past 12 months on Mars have been both "exciting" and "exhausting".
How some asteroids can sneak up on us
Researchers have been investigating how asteroids can evade detection.
'It hurts too much': Man wins trip to space then gives it away
Kyle Hippchen should've been on board when SpaceX launched its first tourists into orbit.
Who will be the next generation of space explorers?
More than 1,000 applicants are shortlisted, including dozens with physical disabilities.
Earth hits sixth warmest year on record
Scientists say the exceptionally hot year is part of a long-term warming trend.