NASA developing snake-like robot to search for life on one of Saturn's moons
NASA is developing a snake-like robot that can move through solid and liquid formations, with hopes of sending it to one of Saturn's moons to search for life.
Moment lightning strikes SpaceX launch pad caught on camera
Video shows a lightning bolt striking SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket on the Kennedy Space Center's LC-39A launch pad in Merritt Island, Florida on Thursday.
Virgin Orbit pauses operations, lays off majority of workforce
Virgin Orbit, which launches satellites, said it would cease operations and will lay off most of its workforce.
Former Obama official died after pilot of Bombardier jet flipped switch, plane 'abruptly pitched up'
The National Transportation Safety Board said a former Obama-era official on a business jet was fatally injured after the aircraft "abruptly pitched up."
Rolls-Royce secures funding to develop lunar nuclear reactor
Rolls-Royce announced it secured about $3.5 million in funding from the U.K. Space Agency to develop a nuclear reactor to power a base on the moon someday.
Richard Branson's Virgin Orbit prepares for insolvency amid emergency funding requests
Richard Branson's Virgin Orbit is working Ducera and Alvarez & Marsal to draw up insolvency plans in case it cannot secure funding from investors, according to Sky News
Richard Branson's Virgin Orbit temporarily pausing operations and furloughing most employees
Richard Branson's Virgin Orbit is pausing operations and furloughing most employees until at least next week, a spokesperson confirmed to Fox Business.
Top US intelligence official warns that China's space capabilities should 'worry us a lot'
The U.S. should be worried about China's increasing capabilities in space, says Doug Wade, a top U.S. intelligence official working with the Defense Intelligence Agency.
NASA's SpaceX Crew-5 splashes down on Earth after 5-month mission aboard ISS
Two NASA astronauts, a Russian cosmonaut and a Japanese astronaut returned to Earth late Saturday after completing a 157-day mission aboard the International Space Station.
Florida launch of 3D-printed rocket scrubbed by private venture
Relativity Space scrubbed its first attempt to launch a 3D-printed rocket into orbit from Cape Canaveral, Florida on Wednesday after difficulties with the propellant.
Florida Space Coast to witness first 3D printed rocket attempt to reach orbit
Relativity Space out of Long Beach, California, will hold its inaugural launch of Terran 1, a 3D-printed rocket, at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station on Wednesday.
American Airlines crew averts possible disaster in Sarasota, Florida close call
Another close call incident was reported at Sarasota Bradenton International Airport in Florida, where an American Airlines crew initiated a go-around to avoid an accident with an Air Canada plane.
Apollo in talks to buy aerospace-parts maker Arconic
Arconic manufactures parts for the aerospace, automotive, building and energy industries. Stock soars over optimism that deal will occur for the company with a shaky past.
Sen. Ted Cruz calls Biden FAA nominee unqualified, says White House 'playing politics' with safety
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, on Wednesday said President Biden's nominee to lead the Federal Aviation Administration, Phil Washington, is not qualified for the job.
NASA SpaceX Crew-6 launch scrubbed after last-minute tech issue
NASA, SpaceX's launch of four astronauts to the International Space Station was scrubbed from Kennedy Space Center in Florida early Monday morning due to a technical issue.
United flight that dove within 800 feet of sea one of recent flight close calls
Known for its strong safety record, the aviation industry has recently experienced an unusual number of incidents involving near misses and runway incursions.
Airline group warns FAA over 5G retrofitting plan, says rules could cost industry $637M
The world's largest airline trade group warned the FAA this week its proposed requirement for upgrading planes for 5G will cost some $637 million, and many carriers won't be ready.
SpaceX test fires Super Heavy booster in Texas, next step on the journey to Mars
SpaceX test fired the Super Heavy Booster 7, featuring 33 Raptor engines that ignited for nearly 10 seconds in Texas, though only 31 engines were successful.
SpaceX launches 9,000-pound satellite into orbit from Florida
SpaceX used their Falcon 9 rocket to launch a 9,000-pound satellite into orbit on Monday evening from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida.
China spy flight: What to know
A Chinese airship visible from earth flew at 60,000 feet, according to defense officials who believed the balloon spied on the US as it passed from the Pacific to the Atlantic.