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Which could be worth $1 trillion a year by 2040

The visual evidence of a black hole stands to revolutionise astrophysics research

When the craft suffered an engine failure as it prepared to land

The 23-story-tall Heavy blasted off from Florida’s Kennedy Space Center carrying its first customer payload

Users usually take to Twitter after a big discovery happens

Black holes are monstrous celestial entities exerting gravitational fields that no matter or light can escape

The EHT marshalled all the radio telescopes on the planet to make the same rigorous observations at the same time

Modi claims that India has joined the Super League

Acting US Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan says we all live in space, let's not make it a mess

Until now, male-only or mixed male-female teams had conducted spacewalk since the space station was assembled in 1998

The explosion unleashed around 173 kilotons of energy

As it was covered in stones and boulders

Aiming to achieve UAE's vision in the field of space exploration, technologies, and applications

Country's ambitious space programme aims at exploring Mars off the ground

The Crew Dragon capsule has seven seats

It will undertake seven-week trip to reach Moon

The US space agency aims to land an unmanned vehicle on the Moon by 2024

After 14 years of intrepid exploration across Mars

NASA provided the planned orbit path of LRO to China

Sprouts became the first biological matter to grow on the moon

New Delhi is competing for a greater share of satellite market with its low-cost space programme

Scientists detected fast repeating radio bursts from far away in space, prompting speculations about their origin

China's progress in space exploration does not eclipse that of United States

Threaten to block MA Jinnah Road on Monday if their demands are not met

In hopes of learning more about how planets took shape

The spaceship was to collect 900 images over the course of a few seconds

The flight will take off from a spaceport in Mojave, California

But the technological and medical hurdles are immense

The Curiosity rover executes the commands, moving slowly to its designated position

More than 300 shops and 7,000 signboards and sunshades taken down in anti-encroachment drive

Its goal is to make a series of 24 flybys past our scorching star

Will help create and publish "emission inventories" of the CO2 output of various countries

In a blow to the country’s nascent attempts by private companies to rival Elon Musk’s SpaceX

Pakistan and India’s plans of sending their citizen into space to coincide

Blue Origin is the space tourism and transportation start-up founded and financed by Jeff Bezos

Pakistan’s space programme seems to be gathering momentum

The test equipment will hitch a ride on an H-2B rocket being launched from the southern island of Tanegashima

The country has its sights set on space with a programme worth $5.4 billion

Scientific experts to study the stone before placing it for public display, suggest reports

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov says Russia is not planning to put weapons in space first

The astronaut would be 'carrying the national flag,' Modi said

The car-sized Parker Solar Probe is scheduled to blast off on a Delta IV Heavy rocket from Cape Canaveral

For the past seven years NASA astronauts have hitched rides to the orbiting outpost on Russia's Soyuz spacecraft

The total eclipse will last 1 hour, 42 minutes and 57 seconds

The social network, however, did not say how many jobs it would add in the British capital

The new round of space tourists will be propelled miles into the atmosphere, before coming back down to Earth

The basketball-sized device, called CIMON, will be the first robot of its kind to interact with people in space

Spacecraft will land in coming months to collect samples thought to contain organic matter and water

Asgardia was founded just 20 months ago, and it already has about 200,000 citizens and an elected parliament

US President has repeatedly vowed to send people back to the Moon for the first time since 1972