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New York Times: The past 12 months on Mars have been both "exciting" and "exhausting".
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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?
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Who will be the next generation of space explorers?
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Billionaire returns starry-eyed from space with business dreams
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'Alien megastructure' star may not be alone
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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
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China slams Elon Musk over near collision in space
The world's richest man has found himself on the wrong foot with China.
James Webb Space Telescope blasts off
The world's largest and most powerful space telescope has rocketed away on a high-stakes quest to behold light from the first stars and galaxies and scour the universe for hints of life. Video / NASA
$14.6b James Webb Space Telescope scheduled for Christmas Day launch
Financial Times: Scientists aim to observe earliest stars in the universe.
Space trip too short says Japanese space tourist
Yusaku Maezawa said 12 days was 'not enough' and 20 would be better.
Hubble telescope's bigger, more powerful successor to soar
The James Webb Space Telescope is finally on the brink of flight.
Nasa spacecraft 'touches' sun for first time
Nasa's Parker Solar Probe plunges through unexplored solar corona.
FAA awards Jeff Bezos coveted astronaut wings
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Shatner marvels at Blue Origin flight frenzy, 'finite' Earth
William Shatner drew a frenzy of attention when fiction became fact with his rocket ride.
Destination Mars: 'Thrilling' interactive exhibit promises fun for the whole family
"We wanted to create a really complex environment, and kind of overload the senses."
'Mystery' object on Moon puzzling scientists
A Chinese rover exploring the Moon has stumbled across an object like a 'hut'.
Musk being allowed to 'make the rules' in space, ESA chief warns
Financial Times: Musk's satellites risk crowding other operators out of low earth orbits.
Nasa's Curiosity rover sends 'picture postcard' from Mars
Remarkable images from Mars have left members of the mission team "stunned".
American football star to become the next space tourist
Jeff Bezos' company is sending another star into space, if only for 10 minutes.
Kiwi radar tracks debris from Russian space missile
Evidence from NZ backs US claims Russian blast endangered International Space Station.
Will an island in Indonesia become a new frontier in the space race?
New York Times: Govt wants to open a spaceport and lure SpaceX founder Elon Musk.
Russian space junk threatening Space Station
Astronauts aboard the International Space Station are forced inside docked capsules as incoming Russian space debris looms. Video / AP
I see red: 'blood micro-moon' over NZ this Friday
Friday brings longest partial lunar eclipse fully visible from NZ in more than 800 years.
SpaceX crew launch marks 600 space travellers in 60 years
The 600 ranges from actor William Shatner last month to US and Russian astronauts.
Returning SpaceX crew stuck with nappies due to broken toilet
'Space flight is full of lots of little challenges ... this is just one more.'
MBIE awarded space contract to US startup without competitive tender
Winner received US military funding to help prop it up during the pandemic.