A US spacecraft launched last week to try to land on the Moon has ended its mission in flames over the Pacific ... expected to survive intact to the ocean surface. And even if they did, they ...

It was a three-day journey to get back home from the moon! After reentry and splashdown, the astronauts were picked up by an ...

Recently, NASA astronaut Matthew Dominick, who has been aboard the International Space Station for nearly four months, took a stunning photograph of the Moon over the Pacific Ocean. NASA Captures ...

The moon setting over the Pacific. Went to the cupola to shoot Tropical ... The planet resembles ocean-blue water. "Layers of orange and black appear underneath the horizontal band of blue ...

NASA astronaut Matthew Dominick captured a dazzling photo of the moon setting over the Pacific Ocean from the International Space Station. Initially aiming to photograph Tropical Storm Hone ...

Armstrong and Aldrin spent over 21 hours on the moon’s surface collecting rocks ... They returned to Earth on July 24, splashing down in the Pacific Ocean about a dozen miles from their recovery ...

It took more than half a year, but the first major study on these samples is here, and it points to the Moon having been an ocean of molten ... it was still young. Over time, the hot and liquid ...

This would have meant the newly formed moon was covered entirely in magma: a global magma ocean, so hot and deep that it took at least tens of millions of years to cool and solidify into rock.