Roscosmos

Musk thinks he can avoid the Cold War-era disasters.

Russia has not sent a Luna lander to the Moon in decades but plans to reverse that with a series of three spacecraft launches, starting in 2019.

Trips lasting up to one month aboard the ISS would cost between $40 million and $60 million.

The trio are heading to space to carry out scientific experiments.

The satellite's rocket may have faltered, sources speculated.

Fedor can already fire guns, lift weights and drive in a straight line.

Launched from Kazakhstan with a designer born in Ukraine, the success of Sputnik is one the most celebrated Soviet achievements in Russia.

This is a key milestone in NASA's longer-term plan to send humans to Mars.

Scientists at Moscow State University are planning to launch a constellation of satellites.

Moscow believes Russia's Roscosmos can give SpaceX and others a run for their money.

Russians have the opportunity to fill eight of the seats on Russia's planned mission to the Moon.

Moscow's top aerospace design contractor is hoping to launch tourist flybys of the moon in 2021.

To protect artifacts from war and natural disasters, state scientists have offered a novel approach.

The deputy prime minister claims Roscosmos is "moving towards" construction.

Roscosmos plans a manned moon station based on Cold War-era research.

A new crew is en route to the ISS. NASA TV has coverage of the docking and hatch opening.

One crew returns from the ISS after 141 days in space as another prepares to launch on Tuesday.

The European Space Agency put the idea forward in hopes of achieving long-term access to the moon

The Russian space agency might be forced to indefinitely delay work due to Russia's increasingly poor economic situation