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NASA picked SpaceX's Starship to land humans on the Moon as part of the agency's Artemis program. The decision will help humans land on Mars.

These are some of the most compelling ideas on how to terraform Mars into a habitable, Earth-like world for future explorers.

Listen to the sounds of the Whirlpool Galaxy and look back at our earliest picture of it.

Tianhe is the core module for the Chinese space station in low-Earth orbit.

The Planetary Society, the world’s largest independent space interest organization, seeks a Membership Clerk.

An exclusive chat with first shuttle pilot Bob Crippen, plus looking ahead to Yuri’s Night and the first Mars helicopter.

No nation had ever flown a human into space until the Soviet Union did it on 12 April 1961.

The Planetary Society is celebrating the 40th anniversary of the first Space Shuttle launch with exclusive resources, interviews, and personal stories.

NASA astronaut Bob Crippen joins Mat Kaplan on Planetary Radio to look back at the Space Shuttle's first flight.

Between 1972 and 1982, NASA spent approximately $10.6 billion to develop the space shuttle and its related facilities.

The Space Shuttle was the world’s first reusable space vehicle. More than 800 astronauts rode on 135 shuttle missions from 1981 to 2011.

Get a peek at the Martian moon and catch up on what the newest Mars explorer has been up to.

The 2021 Day of Action brought together 145 Planetary Society members from 30 states with 167 congressional offices.

The Planetary Society submitted these recommendations in response to the Canadian Space Agency's call for input on the future directions of Canada's space exploration activities.

Get a peek at the Martian moon and catch up on what the newest Mars explorer has been up to.

The data come from NASA’s Pioneer Venus Multiprobe mission, which deployed a series of probes into the planet’s clouds.

Jupiter is a world of extremes, and Venus hints at some mysteries. You can take action to help learn more about these worlds and others.

In 1975 and 1982, 4 of the Soviet Union’s Venera probes captured our only images of Venus’ surface.

Did scientists detect a signature of life in Venus' clouds? Or will the bombshell finding be proven false?

Thanks to our members, we hosted Planetfest '21, advocated for space, and took a big STEP forward with our new sci-tech grants program.