President Donald Trump announced NASA will launch its first nuclear-powered spacecraft to Mars within two years, aiming to ...

Lockheed Martin is accelerating the assembly, testing, and delivery of the Orion spacecraft for NASA’s upcoming Artemis ...

Artemis II launch caused three ionospheric disturbances affecting GPS signals over North America.

A new study found that NASA's Space Launch System rocket may have torn a hole in Earth's atmosphere during the launch of the ...

NASA's Artemis II mission sent four astronauts on a historic trip around the moon in April. The powerful Space Launch System (SLS) rocket used for the launch is NASA's most powerful ever, with 8.8 ...

Patterson Air Force Base used a 50-foot drop tower Friday to measure how a simulated lunar landing could affect a ...

NASA’s Artemis II launch created massive disturbances in the upper atmosphere, potentially affecting GPS accuracy and raising ...

A new study says the rapid re-entry of NASA's recent Artemis II mission may have temporarily impacted the accuracy of GPS ...

Researchers found that when NASA's SLS rocket launched April 1 on the Artemis II mission in Florida, it tore a massive hole in Earth's atmosphere.

Welcome to Edition 9.18 of the Rocket Report! Blue Origin packed a lot of news into one afternoon Thursday with the reveal of ...

NASA’s Artemis II moon launch didn’t just make history, it also created a kind of temporary “hole” in the Earth’s upper atmosphere, according to a recent study.

Two Artemis II astronauts have now taken major roles in California, with Victor Glover at Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo and Reid Wiseman at JPL in Pasadena.