Watch: Rocket parachutes down towards Pacific after Māhia launch
Seven satellites for various customers, including Nasa, were transported into space.
Seven satellites for various customers, including Nasa, were transported into space.
Niwa forecasts include conditions for Matariki stargazing.
Black holes that are gently stretching and squeezing everything in the universe.
New York Times: Halla should have been gobbled up by its dying star. How did it survive?
Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic is set for its first commercial flight on Friday.
Opposition to mining one particular desert tract is coming from unusual quarters: space.
When does adventure tourism cease to be an adventure?
No warning, no webcast for first sub-orbital mission.
Crewed mission among expansive ambitions for space, stepping up US rivalry.
The launch is the second of two planned to go up from Wānaka this year.
The French company wants to see space tourism take off.
Astronomers create stunning mosaic of stellar nurseries hiding in our galactic backyard.
Rocket Lab is spending millions of dollars to develop a bigger rocket for US launch.
It hit an Ellerslie home 19 years ago. How exactly did the Auckland meteorite get here?
Lift-off! Rocket Lab aims to deploy storm-tracking satellites for Nasa.
Event could be a preview of what will happen to Earth.
Good news for the 'predatory' service.
The spiral that lit up Alaska night sky has created an internet storm.
Test flight called off with eight minutes left as problem emerged during fuelling.
Opinion: Our editorial on latest developments in space travel.
Such balloons have made headlines after the US shot down one.
Smashing a spacecraft into a giant rock should be enough to divert an asteroid - with help
Authors of academic paper claim that aliens could be visiting Earth from a nearby planet.
Researchers have used artificial intelligence to give cosmic beauty shot a touch-up.
The first launch is named 'Rocket like a hurricane'.
Opinion: Our editorial on signals from a far-off planet.
The first moon crew in 50 years — three Americans and one Canadian.
NASA on Monday announced the four astronauts who will fly to the moon by the end of next year, including one woman and three men, on the second mission of the Artemis program. Video / AP
The plan to shut its Warkworth observatory caused a headache among top officials.