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Don Pettit, wearing a NASA spacesuit, smiles as he sits in a recovery chair surrounded by support crew after safely returning to Earth on his 70th birthday.

NASA’s Oldest Astronaut Returns to Earth on 70th Birthday

NASA Soyuz spacecraft descending towards a calm ocean with parachutes deployed, as recovery boats approach for astronaut retrieval. Astronauts return to Earth

Two Astronauts Return to Earth After Nine-Month Delay

"Futuristic scene of space travel in 2024, featuring a spacecraft launching with a trail of smoke and fire in the foreground. Space tourists in suits are floating outside the spacecraft, enjoying a stunning view of Earth’s curvature against a backdrop of stars. Visible through the spacecraft window is a sleek, luxurious interior, symbolizing the rise of space tourism and advanced space technology."

Space Travel in 2024: A Year in Review

Psychological effects of space on an astronaut during a mission.

Exploring the Psychological Impact of Long-Duration Space Missions on Astronauts

Who Was the First Space Tourist? The Historic Journey of Dennis Tito

An image of astronauts floating in a space station, enjoying a Thanksgiving meal with freeze-dried food. Earth is visible through the large windows, and space-themed Thanksgiving decorations float around in zero gravity

How Astronauts Celebrate Thanksgiving in Space

A diverse group of women astronauts in front of a futuristic space station, with Earth in the background and a rocket launching into space. Some are looking at the rocket, while others are engaged with mission control screens, symbolizing women's pivotal role in space exploration

Women: Breaking Boundaries Beyond Earth

A futuristic scene showing Earth from low Earth orbit, with a satellite or space station visible in the distance. The background features stars, symbolizing space policy, exploration, and security, with a moon or planet faintly visible to represent human spaceflight and exploration priorities.

Space Policy for the Next President: Critical Priorities for 2025

View from space showing Earth's iconic landmarks, including the Great Wall of China, the Nile River, the Sahara Desert, the Amazon Rainforest, and the Pyramids of Giza. These landmarks are clearly visible from orbit, set against Earth's natural landscape, as seen from an astronaut's perspective.

Landmarks You Can See From Space: A Unique Perspective

UAE's MBR Explorer spacecraft approaching asteroids in deep space, launched on Japan's H3 rocket.

UAE mission to the asteroid belt

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