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The little instrument has gone from becoming an exotic import to a viral trends all because it’s small, light, inexpensive and so easy to play, that most Uke-players are self-taught. read more

Adapted from a Italian-made Tecnam P2006T twin-engine propeller plane, the X-57 has been under development since 2015 and remains at least a year away from its first test flight in the skies over Edward Air Force Base. read more

For All Mankind review: The ensemble Apple TV+ drama about Russia beating the US in landing a man on the moon is a dark horse in the streaming service’s slate of content, subversive and solidly made. read more

Thousands celebrated the “Moonversary” with fireworks and music as a giant screen showed footage of the era-defining moment. read more

Apollo 11 and its space odyssey moulded a generation of scientists. read more

Richard Isaacman remembers being thrilled listening to the voice of Neil Armstrong on television after he landed on the moon. read more

Google Doodle Marks 50th anniversary of Apollo 11 space mission: The Doodle video is in the voice of Command Module Pilot (CMP) Michael Collins who remained aboard the command module in lunar orbit while Armstrong and Aldrin became the first humans to... read more

The new launch timing, however, will leave no margin for error due to a shorter window period, according to a senior official from the space agency who asked not to be named. read more

It was July 20, 1969, and as the world followed the spacecraft’s progress, it briefly lost radio contact with mission control in Houston. read more

Chandrayaan 2 Launch Mission: Days before the 50th anniversary of Neil Armstrong’s first steps on Moon on July 20, 1969, India will launch Chandrayaan-2, the nation’s first lunar landing mission. read more

Who owns the moon, and why are so many lunatics trying to sell you a piece of it? read more

It’s been 50 years since Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin stepped out of Apollo 11 on to the moon’s surface on July 20, 1969. Will we – ordinary men and women – ever be able to travel to this luminous silver orb in the sky? Is this in the realm of scientific... read more

From bird-pulled contraptions to hot-air balloons, a look at the pseudoscience and wild imagination that populated lunar sci-fi until the mid-19th century. read more

Margaret Hamilton, a 28 year-old American programmer, led the team that developed the first software to run on the moon read more

It all started on September 13, 1959 when Soviet probe Luna 2 smashed into Mare Imbrium, its 390 kilograms (859 pounds) of mass vaporizing, no doubt, on impact. read more