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Tensions between the United States and Russia on Earth will not affect operations on the International Space Station, NASA chief Charlie Bolden said Tuesday.

NASA hopes to launch a mission to Jupiter's moon Europa, the solar system's most likely heavenly body to hold alien life, by 2025.

Vienna - Looking for a truly out-of-this-world camera? Then an upcoming auction in Austria might have something to interest you — at a price.

The National Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) carelessly overlooked hard evidence of life on Mars, according neurologist Dr. Rhawn Joseph, who is suing the agency for shirking its scientific duty.

After 10 years on Mars, NASA space rovers Spirit and Opportunity have allowed scientists to learn more about Mars than previously imagined.

Sydney - Science fiction hasn’t got around to this one yet. Astronomers are described as “baffled” by the sun’s sudden reduction in output. One prediction even suggests that the Thames might freeze over.

A team of NASA scientists has found that strong mixing of air above cracked Arctic sea ice actually pulls down atmospheric mercury. This could lead to increased water contamination as a result.

San Diego - An image dubbed as the “Hand of God” generated by a telescope overseen by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has captured the imagination of astronomers and space explorers.

NASA astronauts and their families are saying Beyoncé's decision to use audio from the 1986 Challenger disaster in her new song "XO" is "insensitive."

Oleg Kotov and Sergey Ryazansky just took a record-breaking spacewalk from the ISS, lasting eight hours and seven minutes, with spectacular views of the Earth below.