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Astronauts who lived on space station for six months return to Earth safely

Nokia to build moon's first 4G cell network as NASA teases major moon announcement

Spacecraft touches asteroid 320 million km from Earth to collect rare samples

Mars shines at its biggest and brightest for 17 years as it enters opposition

Mars at its closest point to Earth next week

Radish seeds, meats, cheeses and toilet among new items launched to space station

Potty training: NASA tests new $34m titanium space toilet

Small leak at International Space Station finally traced to Russian side

Salty ponds beneath Mars' South Pole raise prospect of tiny, swimming Martian life

Bus-sized asteroid to zoom past Earth tomorrow, close enough to duck below satellites

Jupiter's new storm captured on Hubble Space Telescope

Scientists find potential sign of life in Venus' atmosphere

Rocket Lab launches New Zealand's first operational satellite into orbit

Rocket Lab successfully launches microsatellite after last month's flight failure

Human-sized asteroid on collision course with Earth, but minute chance it will hit, NASA says

International Space Station crew searching for source of cabin air leak

SpaceX releases dozens more Starlink satellites - and Kiwis can see them tomorrow

Rocket Lab to resume launches this month after flight failure

Christchurch-based aerospace company unveils new suborbital spaceplane

Space industry training on offer as Rocket Lab launches apprenticeship scheme

Rocket Lab's lost rocket won't impact business viability - CEO Peter Beck

Rocket Lab reports loss of Electron rocket after blasting off from Hawke's Bay

Smaller Matariki events to forge ahead despite Covid-19 disruptions

Rocket Lab's second mission for 2020 finally blasts into space

Rocket Lab's second mission for 2020 delayed as high winds cancel launch

SpaceX rocket destroyed in dramatic fireball during testing

US military's remote controlled, solar-powered space plane takes off for mystery mission

Niue becomes the first dark sky nation, boosting tourism prospects

Want to work on Mars? NASA opens astronaut applications for first time in years

Kiwis step up as humanity prepares to return to the moon