The group of six women that includes CBS host Gayle King and pop star Katy Perry are set to make history in a Blue Origin ...

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER — Despite an issue with a hydraulic system during the first launch attempt, NASA and SpaceX were able to send up the Crew-10 on Friday night. This is the next step to ...

The countdown is on for an all-female crew, headlined by singer Katy Perry, to blast off to space on a Blue Origin rocket.

Blue Origin set a date for its space flight featuring Katy Perry and Gayle King, and released a patch to symbolize the ride, ...

The wife of a former Apollo astronaut has revealed some of the secrets her husband shared before his passing. Anita Mitchell, widow of the late NASA pilot Edgar Mitchell, who became the sixth man ...

From the department store to the slopes—J.Crew and U.S. Ski & Snowboard have announced today that they're embarking on a three-year partnership where J.Crew will serve as the organization's official ...

The SpaceX Dragon spacecraft carrying Crew-9 members, including stranded ... used splashdown techniques for crewed missions since the Apollo era, with modern advancements improving the safety ...

Weather conditions off the Florida coast, where astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams will land with the two members of a mission known as Crew-9, prompted NASA and SpaceX to move up the ...

FLORIDA — After spending nine months in what was supposed to be a days-long mission, Boeing Crew Flight Test and NASA astronauts Cmdr. Barry "Butch" Wilmore and pilot Sunita "Suni" Williams have ...

Astronaut Edgar Dean Mitchell, the sixth man to walk on the moon, passed away in 2016. Mitchell's experience in space led him to found the Institute of Noetic Sciences, which explores the science ...

NASA's Crew-10 mission, launched with a SpaceX Falcon 9, is set to dock with the ISS on March 15. This mission enables the return of astronauts Sunita Williams and Barry Wilmore after technical ...

Mitchell said his Apollo 14 crew knew that if that mission was anything less than a spectacular success, NASA would have difficulty restoring public and government confidence in the space program.