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China sprayed space with 3,000 pieces of junk. US military officials want rules to stop that sort of thing

Satellite shootdown test still causing operational and diplomatic hassles after 14 years

If you're the 1% and have 10 mins to spare this July, bid for a place on first Blue Origin space tourism launch

For everyone else, get back to work and ordering those Amazon Prime deals

Good: Water vapor signal detected for first time on distant planet. Bad: Er, we'll let one of the boffins explain

Hey, look, it's the galaxy's Florida

Fridges... in... Spaaaaaaace: Engineers book ride on the Vomit Comet to test astro-refrigerator

It's floaty floaty vom time as boffins plan prototype cooler spin on modded 727

We're on our way already: Astroboffins find 5 potentially habitable Tatooine-like systems from Kepler 'scope

Perhaps gigantic puffy exoplanets aren't as hostile to life as previously thought

Blue Origin sends Mannequin Skywalker aloft again, testing out comfier capsule for future space tourists

Video One day you too can experience a few minutes of free fall with great visuals... if you can afford it

Neural networks give astronomers huge boost in identifying galaxies: 27 million done, 600 million to come

AI algorithms in large-scale astronomy are mandatory, study says

It is 60 years since the first cosmonaut reached orbit and 40 years since the Shuttle first left the launchpad

Double anniversary means doubles all round, are we right?

Satellite collision anticipated by EU space agency fails to materialize... for now at least

Internet rubberneckers and crisis-starved media left to ponder non-event

We finally get to spot a burnt-out comet and what is it covered in? Talcum powder

We might just be witnessing a final state of these incredible space rocks

Scientists stumped by strange X-rays from Uranus

UCL astronomer tells us: 'We were surprised by our discovery'

FCC acting commissioner proposes dedicated spectrum for private space launches

'The regulatory frameworks we rely on to support these efforts are dated'

UK prime minister Boris Johnson reluctant to reveal his involvement in the OneWeb deal

'I don’t think I should comment on exactly who did what'

ESA gives UK space an £8.5m Boost: Rocketeers eye a 2022 launch

Lawmakers still need to sign off on launch from UK soil, though

Boldly going where Elon Musk will probably go before: NASA successfully tests SLS Moon rocket core stage

Space agency now that much closer to the Moon tossing multi-million dollar Space Shuttle engines in sea

Where did the water go on Mars? Maybe it's right under our noses: Up to 99% may still be in planet's crust

New science challenges theory of liquid lost in space

If at first you don't succeed: Engineers power up the computers of NASA's monster SLS core stage once again

Second hot-fire scheduled for (checks weather) tomorrow... maybe

9 years after SpaceX strode into Texas village, Elon Musk floats name change for Boca Chica: 'Starbase'

If he said it on Twitter it must be all above board, right?

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