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The James Webb Space Telescope is the largest optical telescope in space, primarily designed to...

The Artemis program is a planned NASA-led spaceflight program to explore the Moon, aiming for a...

Ax-1 launched on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket on April 8, 2022, beginning a 10-day journey that...

The Imaging X-ray Polarimetry Explorer, IXPE, is a space observatory that was launched on...

2020 has been an unprecedented year, but who knew we would get some of the most exciting space news...

It has been nearly 50 years since travel outside of low-Earth orbit has seemed possible, but now,...

Spirit and Opportunity were launched in 2003, making their way to Mars by 2004, where they both...

NASA and ESA have come to an agreement on the collaboration for the Artemis Gateway earlier this...

Earlier this week, the OSIRIS-REx touched down on and collected samples from asteroid Bennu. If the...

It seems to be human nature that we strive to answer the unanswerable about the universe. For...

It might sound strange that an ethical movement on Earth could transcend the boundaries of our...

All of us probably were left a little numb after 2016. With so much upheaval in the world of...

This last week China announced their plans to place a robotic rover on the Martian surface by 2020.

Apologies in advance for not posting much earlier this year, we've been rocked here at the Space...

Anyone who grew up in the shadow of the Apollo era will doubtless be almost apoplectic with...

Here at The Space Collective, we have a healthy respect for all aspects of human and robotic space...

The outgoing Obama administration in the United States recently held a ceremony to honour some of...

As I sit here writing this, a team at the European Space Agency are still living with the faint...

So it's finally about to happen? That's the question really on everyone's lips after the monumental...

Working in the space industry has its perks, of that there is no doubt. If you're an engineer,...