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This week, NASA will be attempting an impressive feat: Attempting to touch down its OSIRIS-REx spacecraft on the surface of asteroid Bennu to collect a sample.

If you’ve ever wanted to get a close-up look at Mars, the European Space Agency (ESA) has just released a treasure trove of images.

Amazon’s new augmented reality app lets you squeeze some fun from the company’s cardboard boxes before they go off for recycling.

A NASA expert believes that an object originally classified as an asteroid may in fact be part of a rocket that launched from Earth in 1966.

The robo-taxi service operated by Waymo will be made more widely available, allowing a greater number of people to try the driverless ridesharing experience.

Amazon has taken delivery of its new electric delivery truck, though it’s not quite ready to help out with next week’s Prime Day shopping frenzy.

Boom Supersonic has taken a big step toward putting a Concorde-like supersonic passenger plane into commercial service with the unveiling of a prototype.

A fly that landed on Mike Pence’s head during Wednesday night’s vice presidential debate has already amassed 90,000 followers on Twitter.

Veteran NASA astronaut Christopher Ferguson says family commitments mean he won’t be taking his seat aboard the Starliner for its first crewed test flight.

An identical version of the Mars 2020 Perseverance rover has been taken for a spin in the Mars Yard, a dirt field that simulates the Martian surface.