Peter Beck: Why the Moon landing should inspire generations to come
COMMENT: Rocket Lab founder and chief executive writes on the proud legacy of Apollo 11.
COMMENT: Rocket Lab founder and chief executive writes on the proud legacy of Apollo 11.
New York Times: Who decided what the most famous footprint in the world would look like?
New York Times: For a brief moment, civil rights movement and space race came together.
New York Times: Michael Collins kept an orbital vigil during Neil's and Buzz's moonwalk.
NZers saw moon landing on TV thanks to Kiwi ingenuity and complex trans-Tasman effort.
Archinaut One to manufacture and assemble spacecraft parts while orbiting Earth. Video / NASA
Experimental spacecraft Archinaut One will 3D-print parts of itself while in orbit.
A NASA engineer has revealed why humans haven't been back to the moon or visited Mars.
Chandrayaan-2 will blast off from India's southwest coast on July 15th.
Beck not impressed, but a number of other Kiwis will be on board.
Richard Branson is eyeing the next frontier for his startup.
New York Times: Here's the most serious risks if we make it back to the lunar surface.
Horrifying glimpse of the new missiles China plans to arm itself with.
Moon Tribute from Moon TV: The Late Night Big Breakfast team of Jeremy Wells, Jason Hoyte and Leigh Hart conduct a disastrous interview with a psychic.
Moon Tribute from Moon TV: Speed Cooking on the Road - Leigh Hart decides to cook a three-course meal under stopwatch conditions while travelling through the scenic West-coast in a camper van.
Moon Tribute from Moon TV: BookZone - Once again Leigh infuriates renowned writer Joe Bennett while trying to discuss poetry.
New York Times: Conspiracy theories were once deadly serious. The mood has since shifted.
Moon Tribute from Moon TV: While policing fishing quotas, the Speedo Cops make one of the biggest busts of the decade!
The experience will take passengers beyond Earth's atmosphere.
NASA plans to head towards a massive asteroid worth hundreds of quintillions of dollars.
New York Times: The gas detected on Mars has since dissipated leaving only a mystery.
New York Times: Why slick salesmanship was required to get people onboard with Nasa.
New York Times: Mars, it appears, is belching a large amount of a gas.
It might cost a few million dollars, but you can't beat the view.
The US president has attacked Nasa in a tweet.
A ghostly force has blasted a hole in the Milky Way, tossing stars about in its wake.
It's a planet that shouldn't exist, but somehow its discovery and survival turned heads.
Forget surviving on another planet - the question is will your knees make the journey?
'Brilliant bright white light bursting out from darkness then a falling shower of flames.'