Hazzaa al-Mansoori, the first Arab to reach the International Space Station, says he was 'humbled to be a part' of mission

Exoplanet 110 light-years away has temperatures conducive to life, but scientists say conditions still vastly different than Earth

Spacecraft was making final approach to lunar surface to search for water when it ceased communications, recalling April crash landing of Israel's Beresheet program

Scientists who developed rockets for Third Reich later designed spacecraft for US; their descendants, and history, remain in small city of Huntsville

Daughter of German scientist who played key role in US space program bristles at labeling him a Nazi, says he should be remembered for helping America get to the moon

President lauds Jessica Meir, who will co-pilot Russian Soyuz for half-year trip to the International Space Station this September

Having dreamed of blasting into orbit since age 5, Jessica Meir is finally set to do so in September; she'll take an Israeli flag and a pair of menorah-sporting socks with her

Astronomers from around the world, including Israel, gather to simulate global response, with focus on 2000SG344, which has a 1% chance of striking in April 2027

Researchers study Scott Kelly, who spent a year on the International Space Station, and his identical twin Mark Kelly, also a former NASA astronaut, who stayed on the ground