
'Quite surreal': Astronauts land in drastically new world after 200 days in space
"It is quite surreal for us to see this whole situation unfolding on the planet below."
"It is quite surreal for us to see this whole situation unfolding on the planet below."
The aborted mission became a life-and-death drama gripping the entire world.
Space-X satellites dazzle Kiwis as they floated over NZ Friday evening. Video / Jagdeep Singh Gill / Garry Cheema
Strange lights spotted over Auckland.
Rocket Lab has so far delivered 48 satellites to orbit on the Electron launch vehicle.
New York Times: New simulations explain how the ringed planet ended up with Titan.
New York Times: The ticket will only set you back $87 million.
The explosion was five times bigger than the previous record-holder.
Astronomers have discovered the biggest explosion seen in the universe.
Expert says we are close to being able to prove the existence of alternate realities.
Trump has compared him to Thomas Edison, calling him "one of our great geniuses."
The firm-fixed-price launch contract was valued at $15.4 million, NASA reported.
Scientists learn more about mysterious cosmic epoch that lasted a trillionth of a second.
Eleven months in orbit sets the record for the longest spaceflight by a woman.
Nearly 28,000 women had responded to the lonely hearts ad.
"It really is rocket science," say team who built the NASA replica in a shed.
SpaceX plans to launch 12,000 satellites - but astronomers are worried.
Strange lights seen in the sky across New Zealand baffle residents. Video / Rohit Andoria / SpaceX
Christchurch-based space launch company has signed with Waitaki District Council.
New York Times: Who is the billionaire looking for a wing woman in space?
It could be: one small step for romance; one giant leap backwards for feminism.
That's one way to make a good impression.
Hollywood stories have created something of a PR problem for life beyond Earth.
New York Times: Some of the launches, space science and other events to look forward to.
Like something out of Star Wars, the "X-plane" has been given the go ahead.
Rocket Lab's second pad at Mahia is part of its global expansion.
Rocket Lab payloads so far would have met new rules.
There's a remarkable explanation for the appearance in the sky.
Telegraph: The private companies helping space exploration hit new heights.