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I look forward to celebrating a successful Artemis II mission in April and praise NASA for taking us back to the Moon, before a new beginning.

NASA has successfully completed its first crewed flight around the Moon in more than 50 years. The four astronauts splashed down safely after flying by the Moon.

A historic week saw OpenAI and Broadcom unleash a purpose-built AI inference accelerator, NASA launch its most powerful space telescope yet, physicists glimpse rare particle interactions at the LHC, and brain-computer interfaces take a leap toward practical intelligence. Each breakthrough represents a multi-billion-dollar bet on fundamentally different futures—from gigawatt-scale compute to million-mile cosmic observation.

NASA announced a major overhaul of the Artemis program aimed at accelerating America's return to the Moon.

Artemis II’s goal is to send people to pass by the Moon and be sure all engineering systems are tested in space before Artemis III.

NASA plans to give more tasks to Blue Origin and SpaceX, under their current contracts, to take equipment and infrastructure to the Moon.

White House seeks major changes to NASA’s programs, funding, and sets exploration goals for lunar and Mars missions.

After a surprising withdrawal earlier this year, the president revives the billionaire's nomination to guide the agency's future in space exploration and economy.

SpaceX flew its upgraded Starship V3 megarocket for the first time, deploying mock satellites and surviving re‑entry before a planned explosive splashdown in the Indian Ocean.

Boeing warned employees about possible layoffs that could be imminent due to the potential cancellation of NASA's SLS program.