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In space, everyone can hear your Christmas carols

On the morning of September 11th, Navy aviator Capt. Frank Lee Culbertson was stranded in outer space as the terror attacks unfolded.

"Like a teething baby, I slobbered and gummed my fingertips, my pencils, the corner of my handkerchief."

Chow is continuous.

“When the astronauts have to go, we want to allow them to boldly go."

The legendary military test pilots who became America's first astronauts overnight will be getting their own series on the streaming platform starting Oct. 9 on Disney+.

Former Marine Corps pilot Doug Hurley and Air Force Col. Bob Behnken will become the first NASA astronauts to launch into space from U.S. soil since the last space shuttle launch in 2011.

“I’m just thankful that doing something like this, I’m doing it with Doug Hurley,” Behnken said.

Air Force Secretary Barbara M. Barrett and Chief of Space Operations, Gen. John Raymond, unveiled the Space Force’s first recruiting...

The U.S. military's X-37B space plane is heading back into space in mid-May, and while the Air Force doesn't often say much about the mysterious aircraft, the service's top civilian outlined what it will be doing this time around

NASA is relying on the skills and experience of an active-duty Air Force colonel and a retired Marine colonel to put the U.S. back in the business of manned space launches after a nine-year hiatus

"We never thought that it could be a lifeboat," Adan said. "I worked on that baby day and night. And it paid off. It saved those guys."

Summer Worden, a former Air Force intel officer and NSA employee, is accused of making false statements to the Federal Trade Commission and NASA’s Office of Inspector General.

“My dad said NASA was built by Jews, Nazis and hillbillies," said the son of one NASA engineer.

For almost 1,000 Army recruits, their enlistment on Wednesday was out of this world— literally

"All of my inspirations for wanting to do good things ... to contribute something positive to the world, was born on the battlefield."

"I think it'll be another occupation where I say, 'I can't believe I'm getting paid for doing this.'"

Emmett William Chappelle Sr., a retired NASA scientist who studied luminescence and once recruited children to collect fireflies for his research, died of renal failure Oct. 14 at his home in West Baltimore

Astronaut Anne McClain allegedly told investigators she accessed her estranged spouse's bank account while serving on the International Space Station, the New York Times reported

The early Apollo missions were focused on beating the Soviets to the moon to prove America's technological superiority during a fraught period in the Cold War, and the astronauts who flew them were mostly pilots with little interest in rocks.

She did what every experienced military spouse excels in doing: She adjusted the plan.

"The greatest honor of my life was to serve alongside them in a combat zone when our country asked us to. And nine months in space isn't going to change that."

NASA is celebrating the fact that it recently photographed the interaction of shockwaves from two supersonic aircrafts in flight for the first time by sharing the fascinating images

Anne McClain will be closer to her mother in Spokane, Washington, for the holidays than she’s been for most years...