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Data from US-French satellite is expected to shed new light on the mechanics and consequences of climate change

Flight breaks record for the furthest travelled by any spacecraft designed to carry humans by reaching more than 400,000km

Artemis mission will see uncrewed capsule orbit the moon and return to Earth over 25 days

Humanity alters motion of celestial body for the first time after agency smashed spacecraft into moonlet in September

Agency says Dart mission shows it is ‘very possible’ to save Earth from impact of an asteroid

Double asteroid redirection test is an experiment to assess whether asteroids can be deflected

Tropical Storm Ian expected to hit state, home to the Kennedy Space Center, next week

The telescope’s new Neptune image is stunning. But perhaps the most astonishing photograph it has produced so far is one of the least dramatic

New infrared images show planet's faint dust bands and seven of its 14 known moons

US president announces ‘supercharged moonshot programme’ to rally American ingenuity to find cure for cancer

After latest setback mission managers hauled rocket off pad and into hangar for further repairs and system updates

US space agency will have another opportunity for moon rocket launch early next week

The space agency had a window of two hours from the original launch time to get the rocket off the ground, but eventually it ran out of time

Funding will be used to add 24 jobs, bringing the number of employees to 40

Nichols was lauded by Nasa for her work in creating more diversity in space exploration

After two years, designers are itching to display their show gardens in the Phoenix Park

Company’s products and service used by space industry

A selection of popular and less well-known courses that may be right for you

Arts Council grant of €450,000 covers ‘everything we wanted to do’, says director

Nasa mathematician, fashion designer and solar entrepreneur make Forbes list

Mission believed to cost businessmen about $55m each

American finished two shots ahead of Jessica Korda at Mission Hills

Space is filled with potentially dangerous objects whose paths scientists can alter

America Letter: Partnership between US and Russia at space station could be at risk

Satellite images released by Nasa confirm the demise of the Conger ice shelf

‘One of the most significant collapse events anywhere in Antarctica since the early 2000s’

Xi Jinping calls for ‘all-out effort’ by rescue operation in worst air disaster in a decade

Reason why Russian cosmonauts wore flight suits in same colours of Ukraine flag is unclear

Hubble successor is a next-generation infrared telescope, says researcher Patrick Kavanagh

‘If you only lengthen the golf course in reaction to people who hit further, you will play into the hands of the power hitters’

Solitude doesn’t have to feel lonely – with practice it can be restoring and refreshing

Agency’s concerns over impact of 30,000 more satellites include risk of collisions

US Navy cyber security expert to speak at Dublin’s Zero Day Con conference

The musician and artist on CD-roms, cancel culture and her new show, The Art of Falling

Mystery of life on earth and beyond extends to the Big Bang, dark matter and much more

The Gateway project puts a four-person crew in a space station in deep space, an important stepping stone for future explorations

Rev Conn Auld bought the canoe from some boys who were about to throw it on a bonfire

CO2 emissions hit record levels globally, with Ireland on similar rising trajectory

Policies to incentivise shared AVs are seen as ‘crucial’ and that disincentives be put in place to discourage single-passenger services

Q&A with American astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson