Editorial ; Man on the Moon, II
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Our spirits were lifted last week by NASA's announcement that it intends to establish a permanent moon base starting in about 2020.
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To: RADIO-TELEVISION EDITORS  Contact: Bob Jacobs of NASA Headquarters, Washington, +1-202-358- 1600   WASHINGTON, Feb.
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While on the moon, John Young drove a motorized rover 16 miles and spent three nights on the lunar surface. He is the only person to go into space as part of the Gemini, Apollo and shuttle programs and was
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The moon has very little atmosphere, and lots of dust. Those are some of the things being considered this week at the home of the Hubble Space Telescope, where astronomers are discussing the opportunities offered by NASA's plan to return to the moon, including the possibility of a telescope on the lunar surface.
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While the exploration of the Moon and other planets in our solar system is&nbsp;exciting, the first task for astronauts and robots alike is to actually&nbsp;get to those destinations.
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HOUSTON - That's one small word for astronaut Neil Armstrong, one giant revision for grammar sticklers everywhere.
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Saturn&#39;s haze-shrouded moon Titan gets a second look today from the international Cassini Huygens spacecraft. Cassini&#39;s planned flyover altitude of 746 miles above the moon is the same as its October flyby.
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As Moon exploration  looms larger among&nbsp;the growing community of scientists and engineers from Europe, India, China,  Japan, and&nbsp;the United States, a robotic lunar village is gaining support, leading to  a permanent human presence on the Moon by 2024.
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Richard Branson conquered the world. Now he wants to fly you to space. By Spencer Reiss from Wired magazine.
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Traveling in space has been a desire for many since ages. Nevertheless, it only seems to be coming true in this millennium. Even though we are still years away from mass scale space tourism, the enthusiasm
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By ALICIA CHANG SAN FRANCISCO - The chief scientist behind the twin Mars rovers said he supports a human presence on the moon, but hopes the journey won't dead-end there.
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Una astronauta restera' sul laboratorio orbitante
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Composite postcard from Saturnian moon
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NASA, which first put man on the moon, will now help to map the Earth in the name of conservation, the agency announced Thursday. NASA and the World Conservation Union
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The chief scientist behind the twin Mars rovers said he supports a human presence on the moon, but hopes the journey won't dead-end there.
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Time was you could get to the moon in a few days, and you can still do it if you have a really big rocket. But SMART-1, a washing machine-size spacecraft carrying an experimental engine, has taken the long way around.
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âIf we can land a man on the moon, why canât we ...?â is a question that continues to engage innovators and scholars.