International Astronautical Congress: Complete Coverage
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By Meghan Bartels Published
Israel had pinned its hopes on becoming the fourth country to land softly on the moon, and although the country's team failed on the first try, it still intends to try to claim that coveted title.

By Meghan Bartels Published
Japan has its eyes on the moon, with two new partnerships designed to advance the country's lunar goals.

By Elizabeth Howell Published
The next 50 years of human spaceflight will surely see a proliferation of private companies working alongside government agencies – but how they will work together is a matter of intense debate.

By Meghan Bartels Published
NASA's scientists are thrilled by the prospect of getting back to the moon, where they hope to solve a host of mysteries about Earth, our closest companion and the rest of the solar system.

By Elizabeth Howell Published
NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine is looking to land humans on Mars in the 2030s as he recruits partners of the International Space Station to help the agency land humans on the moon by 2024.

By Robert Z. Pearlman Published
A new Airstream vehicle will take astronauts to Boeing's commercial-crew capsule.

By Tariq Malik Published
The 2024 moon-landing goal shows the nation's "renewed vigor and vision."
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