As NASA advances the Artemis II mission, significant strides are being made with the mobile launcher at Kennedy Space Center.

Images captured by Curiosity's onboard cameras show several large tears in the tire of one of the rover's wheels. However, the damage does not appear to be slowing the roaming robot down.

The new images bring about new questions that are as astounding as they are exciting for scientists and researchers.

ESA/NASA/Johns Hopkins APL/Josh Diaz Juice ... and the potential presence of liquid water beneath their icy crusts. JENI—the ...

NASA's newest class of astronauts includes two women with Arizona ties. NASA recognized 10 graduates at a ceremony at the Johnson Space Center in Houston on Tuesday. The graduates are now eligible ...

NASA has shared images snapped by cameras mounted on its Mars rover of the holes in the tires caused by the scientific ...

NASA is working on new, collapsible robot that doesn't need wheels to get around. The Super Ball Bot rolls around on a series of rods connected by flexible cables, rather than tires. The space ...

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The Custer Observatory in Southold is embarking this fall on a music series that ranges from a meditation on the natural word ...

Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah was killed in an Israeli airstrike on Dahieh, Beirut. His body was found intact at the site ...

Discovery West, one of Bend's newest neighborhoods, announces the opening of Discovery Corner, the new central hub and heart ...