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NASA wants commercial sector to aid its future communication needs.

NASA is good at protecting classified data, but is all the necessary data labeled as such?

Roundup This week's science news was chock-full of space stuff, from new plans for Webb to new SpaceX missions, a Mars milestone, and more.

The NASA Perseverance rover celebrates its first year on Mars. Here's what it's accomplished so far, and here's what it has planned.

With the recent discoveries of interstellar objects passing through our solar system, scientists believe the James Webb Space Telescope will give us a clear look at these visitors.

Alignment of the primary mirrors on the James Webb Space Telescope is underway, and NASA released its first mosaic image from the $10 billion instrument.

New photos of NASA's Mars Curiosity rover shows it's having a time of it dealing with the rugged Martian terrain.

NASA's updated plans to decommission the ISS by early 2031 involves a controlled deorbit above the remotest part of the Pacific Ocean.

To infinity and beyond: NASA is using Microsoft Azure quantum computing to coordinate its spacecraft more quickly.

The upper stage of a Falcon 9 rocket is on track to hit the Moon on March 4, but at least this space junk collision might turn out to be helpful to scientists.