NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams won't be returning home until February 2025.
We haven't visited the moon for half a century. These two dummies are making it safer for the next generation
With NASA's crewed mission to the moon only a year away, first results from radiation experiments onboard Artemis 1 suggest short trips are within human limits, but longer missions or travel to Mars may be challenging.
Photo shows Illustration of space capsule with three figures sitting insideTwo NASA astronauts stuck in space provide update
The pair blasted off on an eight-day mission but they will be stuck until February 2025 due to technical difficulties on their Boeing Starliner.
Photo shows Stuck in Space: Two floating astronauts in a space station. One speaks into a microphone.Has Video Duration: 1 minute 41 seconds.NASA astronauts will vote from space as they wait until 2025 to return home
The stranded pair's Boeing Starliner capsule returned to earth without them, with one saying it was a "trying" time after their mission turned from eight days into eight months.
Photo shows A man and a woman in blue spacesuits pose for a photo, smiling.NASA astronauts reflect on time stuck at International Space Station
NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams have stated that the delay in their return to earth has been 'testing times'.
Has Video Duration: 2 minutes 9 seconds.Passionate community push for National Surf Reserve as rocket-launch complex looms
Locals and organisers of a new surf festival seek recognition and protection for the Eyre Peninsula's Fishery Bay, as a government decision on a proposed rocket-launch complex nearby draws closer.
Photo shows A woman sitting near a cliff with a bay in front of herBillionaire steps out of SpaceX capsule for first private spacewalk
A billionaire stepped out for the first private spacewalk Thursday, teaming up with SpaceX on the daring endeavour hundreds of miles above Earth.
Photo shows An astronaut in silhouette, against a crescent of the Earth, half out of spacecraft.SpaceX launches mission to conduct first-ever private spacewalk
SpaceX has successfully launched a mission to venture further from Earth than any space program since the Apollo in 1972.
Photo shows Successful Launch: A rocket blasts off from a launch pad in the dark.Has Video Duration: 4 minutes 43 seconds.Boeing's troubled Starliner undocks without crew
Former NASA astronaut Garrett Reisman discusses where it went wrong for the spacecraft as two astronauts are left behind for another six months following reports of technical problems.
Photo shows Standed astronauts: The Boeing starliner floating in space with an inset photo of a man in polo shirt speaking.Has Video Duration: 4 minutes 57 seconds.Boeing's Starliner undocks from space station
Boeing's Starliner spacecraft undocked from the International Space Station.
Photo shows Boeing Starline floating in space. Part of the International Space Station is visible in the top right corner.Has Video Duration: 52 seconds.Australians need to learn to back themselves in STEM ambitions, astronaut says
Katherine Bennell-Pegg wants students to know no career is out of this world and working in STEM will mean you are at the forefront of solving some of the "world's grandest challenges".
Photo shows A brunette woman wears sunglasses and stands in front of two school kids with their backs to the camera.NASA's astronauts now aboard the ISS face 'untold consequences' for their future
With NASA astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore stranded aboard the ISS for months, a decorated former astronaut tells the ABC they would know and have trained for the risks but the view is definitely worth it.
Photo shows Boeing starlinerNASA decides stuck astronauts will return February 2025
NASA has decided two of its astronauts stuck on the International Space Station since June will remain there for another six months.
Photo shows In space until february: Two heads poke out of a round door at the International Space StationHas Video Duration: 1 minute 34 seconds.How writing about space helped these two authors through their cancer treatment
Award-winning writers Ceridwen Dovey and Alicia Sometimes use space as a setting to explore what it means to be human in their new books.
Photo shows A photograph of a nebula in space with orange, blue and white swirls of gas, surrounded by starsComets, eclipses and the 'moonbow' — Australia votes for the most amazing thing in the night sky
We asked, you voted: Australia has chosen the most amazing night sky phenomena.
Photo shows A man is standing and using his phone to take a photo of the night sky, which contains the Milky Way.Could this prototype become Australia's first Moon rover?
An Australian-made rover called Roo-ver will be part of an upcoming NASA mission to the Moon to help extract oxygen and metals from lunar soil.
Photo shows A prototype of a lunar rover, with big black wheels, a gold body and a panel on the side.Second prototype for Australian rover set to embark on NASA mission to the Moon unveiled
An Australian-made rover called Roo-ver will be part of an upcoming NASA mission to the Moon to help extract oxygen and metals from lunar soil.
Has Video Duration: 54 seconds.NASA still deciding whether to keep stranded astronauts at space station until next year
NASA officials said they're analysing more data before making a decision by end of next week or beginning of the next.
Photo shows Sunita Williams and Butch WIlmoreNASA unsure when stranded astronauts will return to earth
The astronauts could remain on the International Space Station until next year, with the Boeing Starliner capsule still out-of-action.
Photo shows Stranded in Space, Return Unknown: Two astronauts in blue flightsuits walking. One points.Has Video Duration: 3 minutes 6 seconds.Signs Mars could have enough liquid water for a global ocean
Scientists have discovered signs of a large body of liquid water 11 to 20 km deep in the Martian crust.
Photo shows Water on Mars, New Discovery: A composite image of a dry Martian landscape and a large ocean.Has Video Duration: 3 minutes 15 seconds.Thousands of Starlink satellites 'manoeuvred en masse' during recent solar storms, risking collision
The solar storm in May did more than just produce exceptional auroras. An analysis of US Space Force data has found more than 5,000 satellites had to alter their position to avoid deorbiting or crashing into each other.
Photo shows A pink sky with a line of small satellite lights in a row