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A quarter of a century of pictures that are out of this world
The Earth Observatory has delivered a different perspective on the Earth since 1999.
The Earth Observatory has delivered a different perspective on the Earth since 1999.
Rocket Lab's next mission, 'Ready, Aim, PREFIRE', is set for launch on or after May 22
Kiwi-American firm's pipeline increasingly dominated by US military work.
'This last video is from a fan.'
The eclipse’s path of totality is a narrow area but southern New Zealand is included.
Could you have a meteorite in your backyard?
An avid sky watcher saw the fireball blaze through the sky before it landed in NZ.
The space rock entered Earth’s atmosphere at a speed of 50 to 60 kilometres per second.
A search party has embarked on a hunt for a fresh meteorite after a fiery explosion.
Elon Musk: 'Congratulations SpaceX team! Starship will make life multiplanetary.'
A new supermoon is pulling tides a little higher at the moment.
Backers defend $29m spend.
Environmental Defence Fund economist Suzi Kerr on whether it was worth it for NZ Government to invest $29m in the methane emission-tracking satellite. Video / Carson Bluck
Malfunction comes a week after breaking a leg and tipping over near the lunar south pole.
Plus: Peter Beck talks to the Herald about the giant new rocket's progress.
The moon count in our solar system just went up by three.
The solar-powered lander is intended to operate for a week.
New York Times: Vladimir Putin insists Russia is 'categorically against' nukes in space.
Satellite launched from Mahia a first step towards cleaning up space.
Space needs a cleanup and Kiwi technology is hoping to lead the way.
US urged to declassify intelligence on the operation used to target Western satellites.
Wisk, Kea Aerospace and Dawn Aerospace will run test flights from the upgraded facility.
Richard Branson’s rocket planes have had their wings clipped.
The asteroid is one of several encounters from space this week.
There's plenty on the calendar to keep stargazers and space enthusiasts happy this year.
It wasn’t immediately clear if the landing was a success.
New York Times: Earth’s stratosphere has never seen this level of emissions and waste.
Artist Simon Denny on space and critiquing and selling to billionaires.