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By Karl Tate Published
A permanent cloud of dust has been found hovering around the moon, caused by the impacts of tiny particles from deep space.

By Karl Tate Published
Paving the way for Apollo's missions to the moon, the Gemini program provided much-needed experience for astronauts in space.

By Karl Tate Published
When Alexei Leonov stepped out of his Voskhod 2 capsule on March 18, 1965, he became the first spacewalker ever.

By Karl Tate Published
For years, tiny payloads have been launched into Earth orbit on satellites smaller than a loaf of bread.

By Karl Tate Published
At last humans are able to make educated guesses about what living on alien worlds might be like. Here's what we know about the alien planet Kepler-186f.

By Karl Tate Published
For more than 50 years, spacecraft have relied on rockets and tricky maneuvers to get out of danger when missions don't go as planned.

By Karl Tate Published
After an explosion crippled the spacecraft, the three astronauts had to fight to make their way back to Earth.

By Karl Tate Published
Halley's Comet, a dusty ball of ice and frozen gases, spends most of its time in the chilly outland of the solar system. See what it would be like to live on a comet in this infographic.
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