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Hubble captures 'snow globe' of distant stars in this stunning new photo
The stars are residents of globular star cluster Messier 79, which is located as far away as 41,000 light-years from the Earth.
Trump tells Nasa: Get back to the Moon
American astronauts will be returning to the Moon for the first time since 1972 after trump directed Nasa to start planning.
Cassini spotted this weird shadow effect of Saturn's icy rings before plummeting to its death
Even three months after its death, Cassini continues to provide us with new insights into the massive gas giant and its icy rings.
Watch: Nasa's Juno digs deep into Jupiter's ferocious Great Red Spot storm
The Great Red Spot is one of Solar System's most famous storms measuring 16,000km across, or nearly one and half times as wide as Earth.
Martian beer: SpaceX is sending barley to space to help Budweiser brew the first beer on Mars
The historic mission will also see SpaceX attempt to launch a previously used orbit rocket and a pre-flown Dragon capsule for the first time.
Whale-sized asteroid spotted a day after narrowly missing Earth
Had it collided with the Earth, the impact would have obliterated life within a diameter of 6km.
The year in space: 15 spectacular photos of the cosmos shared by Nasa in 2017
From Mars to Pluto and Jupiter to the Sun, Nasa's image gallery this year is nothing short of stunning.
This week in Space: The Big Bang theory, gold from alien worlds, distant new galaxies and more
From the Big Bang theory being classified as just a speculation to distant galaxies possibly hiding alien worlds – these the best space stories of the week.
SpaceX will launch a reused rocket and Dragon capsule for the first time in historic ISS mission
The historic attempt comes just months after SpaceX first relaunched a used Falcon 9 rocket booster into space in March.
Did the gold and platinum in your jewellery come from alien worlds?
After the moon was carved out of Earth, bombardments continued for millions of years and some of the debris reached the core of the planet.
How plastic-eating mushrooms could save the planet
As the UN oceans chief warns we are facing a 'planetary crisis', researchers are trying to replace synthetics with biodegradable fungi.
Lost in space? This spacesuit tech could safely guide astronauts home
The tech, dubbed "take me home", would essentially add self-return capabilities to the spacesuit, bringing the astronaut back to a safe point.
Hubble finds cluster of galaxies with gravity so powerful it warps light and magnifies itself
This galaxy cluster is several thousands of times larger than the Milky Way, containing thousands of individual galaxies, packed up close.
Jupiter blues: Nasa's Juno captures swirling Jovian clouds in jaw-dropping image
The image was taken from a distance of 18,000km above the surface of these clouds.
Voyager 1 to live a little longer as Nasa fires spacecraft's backup thrusters after 37 years
Nasa fired the dormant Voyager 1's thrusters for the first time since 1980.
This week in space: A new giant deadly planet, mysterious space signals, ISS alien bacteria and more
From 'alien' bacteria found on the space station, to mysterious deep space signals detected – these are the best space stories of the week.
Nasa have discovered a planet so unusual, it could rewrite the astronomy books
WASP-18b - which is 10 times more massive than Jupiter - has a choking atmosphere consisting of deadly carbon monoxide.
Nasa says icy worlds like Pluto may have hidden oceans that could host alien life
Researchers from the agency have found the factor that could have helped in maintaining subsurface water under these worlds.
Nasa releases new breathtaking images of trillion-ton iceberg and other Antarctic ice shelves
One of the most alarming images that was taken this year shows the Larcen C ice shelf breaking off and drifting to sea.
Nasa to study 'invisible' orbital space junk with new sensor on ISS
The ISS will install a new experimental sensor that can calculate the size, trajectory and impact of space debris that is less than a millimetre in size.
Nasa reveals incredible images of its 'souped-up' Mars 2020 rover
The rover will use new science instruments to hunt signs of ancient microbial life on the Martian surface.
This is what astronauts see when they stop to watch the world go by
Nasa Astronaut Randy Bresnik took time out of his busy schedule to film this incredible footage of Earth from space.
Nasa teams up with students to scale up VR environments for exploring space and rock formations
Nasa is working with a group of five high school and college students in a bid to improve virtual reality technologies.
10 things the aviation industry should thank Nasa for on Thanksgiving Day
Nasa has been building, studying, and developing aircraft and spacecraft for decades now and its contribution to aviation is immense.
Nasa astronauts' 'boil in the bag' Thanksgiving dinner will make you grateful you're not in space
The crew at the International Space Station plan to enjoy pouches of turkey, mashed potatoes, and cranberry-apple dessert to celebrate the national holiday.
Nasa bids Cassini farewell with the release of its last photo of Saturn and icy rings
The final shot was created from a series of images taken when Cassini spacecraft was approximately 1.1 million kilometres from Saturn.
What is memory alloy? Nasa's next Mars rover will have wheels made of this wonder material
The next Mars rover will have chainmail wheels that can carry more load which means more scientific equipment.
Watch Nasa's AI-piloted drone race its human-controlled counterpart
The AI-backed drone uses cameras to track its position and matches it with a pre-loaded map to move around and avoid obstacles.
James Webb Space Telescope clears crucial cooling test, inches one step closer to launch
The telescope will be launched into space by European Space Agency's Ariane 5 rocket sometime between March and June 2019.
Kenya: More deaths as Supreme Court upholds re-election of President Uhuru Kenyatta
Although the opposition called for calm, at least two people were killed in protests after the court upheld President Uhuru Kenyatta's re-election in a repeat vote that the opposition boycotted.