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Watch: Peter Beck says NZ about to have its 'Apollo moment'
The summit has been organised by the Auckland Business Chamber and NZINC.
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.
Flight to the lights: Tourists go Aurora hunting in Sub Antarctic
270 sightseers flew to Antarctica this weekend, searching for 'Southern Lights'.
Opinion: US trade reveals a path to tackling NZ's productivity challenge
Jordan Small says our decades-old productivity challenge continues to hold all of us back.
Russian cosmonauts arrive at space station in yellow and blue
Three Russian cosmonauts appeared to show solidarity with Ukraine with new uniform.
Why Pete Davidson is no longer going to space
The comedian was set to follow in the jet trails of William Shatner into space.
US astronaut to ride Russian spacecraft home during tensions
US astronaut will ride a Russian capsule back to Earth in the midst of tensions.
Amid Kanye West feud, Pete Davidson is going to space
SNL star is on the next launch of Jeff Bezos' space travel venture Blue Origin.
Aurora puts on a show for the south
Night sky-watchers in in the south witnessed a spectacular aurora on Sunday night
'The death of the ISS': Russia warns space station could crash to earth due to sanctions
Comments from head of Roscosmos suggesting US astronaut could be stranded in space.
Space storage lockers: Is this the new frontier of express deliveries?
New York Times: Startup thinks it can speed up delivery of items by storing them in orbit.
Elon Musk mocks Russian space agency over broomstick insult
Russian space agency made a sledge about how Americans needs 'broomsticks' to go to space.
MP: 'A teacher said I would be just another Māori with six babies to six different dads'
ACT MP and other Kiwi women confront bias ahead of International Women's Day.
'Use with caution:' Elon Musk's warning over Starlink system in Ukraine
After requests to boost Ukraine's internet capabilities, Elon Musk has issued a warning.
How billionaire Elon Musk 'saves' the world
Elon Musk has become the man to help. But it doesn't always go to plan.
Elon Musk activates Starlink in Ukraine
SpaceX CEO responded to a request on social media from the Ukraine government.
Rocket Lab opens second launch pad at Mahia, lands US$143m contract
Rocket Lab's shares take off following announcement.
On Mars, a year of surprise and discovery
New York Times: The past 12 months on Mars have been both "exciting" and "exhausting".
Sotheby's to auction gigantic 555.55-carat diamond believed to be from space
The world's largest cut diamond is believed to sell for $10.6 million.
How some asteroids can sneak up on us
Researchers have been investigating how asteroids can evade detection.
A ticket to space may get even more expensive
New Mexico taxpayers have invested millions, now they want space tourists to pay.
World's most powerful space telescope reaches final stop 1.6 million km from Earth
At 1.6 million km away, Webb is more than four times as distant as the moon.
Shane Reti: Can Elon Musk help our Pacific neighbours?
This is an offer to the Tongan community to tweet Elon Musk
Who will be the next generation of space explorers?
More than 1,000 applicants are shortlisted, including dozens with physical disabilities.
Supernova secrets: How are black holes born?
When massive stars die, black holes are born. But there's more NZ scientists want to know.
Local Focus: Napier's heavenly jewel
The Hawke's Bay Holt Planetarium is an all-weather starry experience for all the family.
Why Elon Musk's SpaceX Starlink satellites look so weird
Is it a comet? Is it a UFO? No, it's most likely the future of remote internet access.
Billionaire returns starry-eyed from space with business dreams
Returning to life with gravity was quite the comedown for the Japanese billionaire.
'Alien megastructure' star may not be alone
Speculation that a strangely pulsing star may have unnatural origins flared in 2015.
Can the transport sector keep up with NZ's space race plans?
Transport officials are worried the aviation sector will not be able to keep up
China's nimble new satellite captures images 3 times faster than US version
The Beijing-3 equipped with artificial intelligence can grab high-resolution images.