Joshua Dobbs' debut as the Minnesota Vikings quarterback was anything but ordinary

Part of NASA's New Frontiers Program, Dragonfly will fly to diverse locations on Saturn's moon Titan to study the habitability of the moon’s environment, according to the agency.

NASA is preparing for its next mission: flying through the atmosphere of one of Saturn's moons, with its Dragonfly rotorcraft lander mission planning to explore Titan.

The "Psyche" spacecraft is set to be the first to study a metal rich asteroid and could even prove many of our theories are simply wrong.

Here's how to watch the "ring of fire" solar eclipse on Oct. 14, 2023.

The preliminary analysis of the contents of the OSIRIS-Rex mission was unveiled at the Johnson Space Center in Houston and streamed online.

NASA revealed Wednesday the contents of the OSIRIS-REx capsule containing the first asteroid sample collected in space.

Italian Luxury fashion house Prada has announced it is to partner with Axiom Space to design and develop NASA’s next generation lunar spacesuits.

Frank Rubio spent a little over a year in space before his capsule landed early this morning.

NASA astronaut Frank Rubio returns home after spending a record 371 days in space.

After 371 days in space, 47-year-old NASA astronaut Frank Rubio returned to Earth as he touched down in Kazakhstan on Wednesday.

NASA’s 'OSIRIS-REx' spacecraft safely landed in the Utah desert on Sunday, carrying asteroid samples in a first of its kind expedition.

OSIRIS-Rex scientist Lindsay Keller says ancient rocks and soil from the asteroid Bennu could revolutionize what we know about space.

The OSIRIS-REX spacecraft returned safely to Earth carrying pieces of an asteroid older than the planet.

A sample from the asteroid Bennu has been returned safely to the Utah desert. The sample is believed to be over four billion years old.

What you need to know about NASA's OSIRIS-REx mission as it prepares to return asteroid samples to Earth on Sunday.

The capsule contains samples of an asteroid that could tell us about the origins of Earth and our solar system.

The billion-dollar mission that could tell us more about the origins of Earth.

An asteroid NASA's been tracking for nearly 25 years could impact Earth in the future, a new report reveals.

When Frank Rubio returns, he will have spent 371 consecutive days in space.

NASA astronaut Frank Rubio broke a record Monday for the longest mission in space by an American, spending more than 355 days orbiting Earth.

NASA released images Thursday showing a 33-foot crater caused by Russia's Luna-25 spacecraft crashing into the surface of the moon last month.

A new crater 33 feet wide was detected near the spot where Luna-25 was supposed to land.

The supersonic passenger jet could fly from New York to London in only 90 minutes.

NASA is asking amateur astronomers for help in observing Uranus and Neptune next month as the agency prepares to capture new color images of the ice giants.

NASA's DART mission to successfully collide with an asteroid last year sent a "swarm of boulders" into space, according to the federal agency.

NASA announced it can recycle 98% of the water astronauts have onboard the International Space Station, including sweat and urine, and turn it into drinking water.

This will help prevent the need for future resupply missions, NASA said.

For AANHPI month, ABC News' Ashan Singh spoke with Artemis team member Jonny Kim about diversity in space exploration and being a role model for future generations.

Sharon McDougle made history at NASA as the first African American crew escape equipment suit technician. Plus, she suited the first African American woman to go to space, Dr. Mae Jemison.

A new 3D-printed ‘Mars Simulation Habitat’ will help NASA learn what human life on the red planet could be like. ABC News’ Andrew Dymburt explains.

NASA and the Canadian Space Agency revealed the four astronauts who will partake in the next Artemis mission and fly around the moon.

The four astronauts selected to be part of the Artemis II and future Artemis missions reveal their excitement over heading to the moon.

ABC News’ Gio Benitez talks with the astronauts who will travel the furthest humans have ever gone from planet Earth as part of humanity’s effort to get back to the Moon and one day Mars and beyond.

The Artemis II team will be made up of three Americans — Victor Glover, Christina Hammock Koch and Reid Wiseman — and one Canadian, Jeremy Hansen.

The three Americans and one Canadian will travel to space in 2024 to survey the moon before a 2025 mission that will put astronauts on the moon for the first time in over 50 years.

NASA announced Monday the four astronauts who will travel around the moon on Artemis II and who may be setting foot on the lunar surface during the next mission.

This mission will be the Artemis program’s first crewed mission to orbit the moon, and will pave the way for the next mission to land on the moon in 2025.

Artemis II is planned to be the first crewed spacecraft to travel to the moon since 1972.

NASA on Monday is expected to name a group of astronauts for missions leading up to the next moon landing.

The asteroid will be at least 100,000 miles away from Earth in the once-per-decade moment

A look back at Earth's close encounters with asteroids through the years.

Plus, WNBA star Brittney Griner made a special appearance at the NAACP Image Awards.

NASA has named veteran astronaut Joseph Acaba chief of the Astronaut Office at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston.

Tuesday marks one year since the James Webb Space Telescope reached its destination, orbiting 1 million miles away from Earth.

Today marks one year since the James Webb Space Telescope reached its destinations. Here are some of the most striking images that NASA has released

Plus, lucky dog "Seamus" is rescued and reunited with his family, and the year of the Rabbit is being celebrated as the Lunar New Year throughout the world.

NASA had previously discovered three other planets in the same system, one of which was also in the habitable zone.

Scientists from NASA announced Tuesday that they discovered an Earth-size planet orbiting its star's habitable zone.

Most of the retired NASA satellite will burn up, but some pieces are expected to survive.