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Can humans live on the Moon?
In Depth Nasa finds ‘moving water’ on the lunar surface
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Saturn’s rings are ‘relatively recent’
Speed Read Belt of ice and rock was formed no more than 100 million years ago
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Nasa data breach: what happened and who is affected?
In Depth US space agency reveals it suffered cyber attack two months ago
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Nasa InSight probe lands safely on Mars
Speed Read New probe set to study the deep interior of the Red Planet
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Astronauts make emergency landing after major rocket malfunction
Speed Read Russian and American astronauts said to be safe after emergency landing
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Wildfires and volcanic ash glow in Nasa’s aerosol Earth map
Speed Read California’s forest fires and vehicle emissions are highlighted in strong reds
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Tim Peake and intelligent design: why do astronauts have spiritual experiences in space?
In Depth The British astronaut is not the first to question whether the universe was created by a higher power
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Nasa Parker Solar Probe: mission to ‘touch the Sun’ gets off to rocky start
In Depth Launch delayed by technical problem before space agency briefly loses contact with the star-bound rocket
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How Nasa will attempt to ‘touch the Sun’
Speed Read Parker Solar Probe, which launches this week, will fly closer to the Sun that any man-made object in history
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Astronaut Chris Hadfield says manned mission to Mars has been possible for decades
Speed Read Former ISS commander claims technology to put humans on red plane has existed since 1960s
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Why Nasa has lost contact with its Opportunity rover on Mars
Speed Read ‘Unprecedented’ dust storm has engulfed the red planet for past two weeks
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SpaceX launches seven satellites aboard used Falcon 9 rocket
Speed Read Payload includes two Nasa satellites that will track Earth’s water cycle
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Nasa astronaut takes GoPro camera on spacewalk but forgets memory card
In Depth Andrew Feustel was confused by the device’s ‘No SD’ warning
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Nasa defends decision to send people to moon before Mars
Speed Read Space agency’s new boss says the two missions are far from incompatible
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