When completed in 2018, the Blue Abyss space-environment simulation pool will be the largest in the world.

The head of India’s space research agency predicts a reusable rocket could lead to a 10-fold drop in launch prices.

Future times are upon us, with everything from advanced data analysis to robots gone rogue discussed at the opening of The Washington Post’s new conference center.

Technicians at Virginia’s Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport erected an Antares first stage outfitted with two Russian RD-181 rocket engines.

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NASA is using data it has collected from orbit and the Martian surface to seek “exploration zones” that encompass all of the features that would make up a successful human mission—a safe landing zone near water supplies that could be mined for oxygen and rocket propellant.

When five highly regarded and diverse business visionaries all bet on a similar supply chain approach, it certainly merits our attention.

Remember the point Darth Vader made to Adm. Motti during the war council scene in “Star Wars IV?” Don’t choke.