The burgeoning space tourism market is driven by a series of technological innovations, growing interest in extraterrestrial ...

NASA astronaut Christina Koch chats with News Breakfast about the upcoming Artemis II flight, which would make her the first woman to travel beyond low Earth orbit.

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Over six months, the difference is just 0.005 seconds. iStock Astronauts age slower in space due to Einstein’s theory of relativity, as time bends because of high-speed travel. Spending nearly 10 ...

This raises concerns for deep-space travel, where astronauts won’t have access to immediate medical care. "Understanding and addressing these vision changes is not only vital for future Mars missions ...

Experts say they face a long and intense recovery due to both the physiological and psychological impacts of space travel. Nine months may sound like a long time, but some astronauts stay in orbit ...

At the same time, space tourism is picking pace. Control over space is a geopolitical race. Sending humans to space would also give nations capability to carry out space reconnaissance and ...

But despite their far-flung destination, and the danger and romance of space travel, when it comes to pay, Ms. Williams and Mr. Wilmore are treated effectively like any other government employee ...

Researchers say more data is needed to fully understand the risks of space travel, and hope to be able to eventually map out personalised risk profiles and mitigation strategies for astronauts ...

Suni Williams is helped out of a Space X craft after an eight-day trip became nine months - Nasa/Keegan Barber/AFP via Getty ...

US astronauts Suni Williams and Barry Wilmore have been stranded in low earth orbit onboard the International Space Station for nine months. Their planned return from their one week mission was ...

U.K. start-up Pulsar Fusion has unveiled plans to build a fleet of reusable nuclear fusion-powered rockets, known as Sunbirds, that could cut journey times across the solar system in half.