SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket second stage captured this amazing view of Earth after launching the SES-18 and SES-19 satellites.

China has released a stunning compilation of views of Earth from the Tiangong space station. Credit: Space.com | footage courtesy: China Central Television (CCTV) | edited by Steve Spaleta ...

A story that begins with three animals riding in a balloon ends with the discovery of protons impacting our atmosphere with ...

Blue Origin's famed New Shepard launch vehicle is on the cusp of ferrying its next crew of celebrities and notable people to the edge of space ... the stunning view of Earth.

For those of us back on Earth, this space station discovery offers a timely lesson. Modern life has given us a remarkable ability to control our surroundings. Homes are climate-controlled and ...

Ask any astronaut about the pleasures of spending time aboard the International Space Station ... be the incredible views that they get to enjoy from 250 miles above Earth. The scenery can ...

What the Fram2 crew did in space Satellites are routinely launched into orbit around Earth’s poles. So while the Fram2 crew’s view from space had previously been captured, it was experienced ...

Watch the crew's return to Earth in the video player above. The SpaceX Fram2 crew, who embarked on their mission from Kennedy Space Center in Florida this past March, made a return to Earth on Friday.

Fram2 is the first astronaut mission to orbit over both poles. SpaceX launched the private mission on March 31. Crew is conducting space-based medical and biological research.

The classified trio of satellites has displayed unusual behaviour. Russia has released a mysterious object into Earth's orbit, sparking concerns about potential military or experimental space ...

Four space tourists who orbited the north and south poles returned to Earth on Friday ... with a domed window that provided 360-degree views of the polar caps and everything in between.

Studying it can inform our understanding of the Earth's past and our future. Each year, according to Nasa, a chunk of rock the size of a car hurtles through space ... Earth's point of view ...