Rappler's latest stories on space travel
Wanted: Girlfriend to fly to the moon with Japanese billionaire
The deadline to apply is January 17, 2020. Interested?
Method of making oxygen from water in zero gravity raises hope for long-distance space travel
Thanks to a new study, we are a step closer to long-duration human spaceflight
The rockets that are pushing the boundaries of space travel
Today, NASA is so dependent on the private sector that the US space agency has signed contracts with SpaceX and Boeing to send astronauts to space beginning next year, as soon as their capsules are ready
'Passengers' and the real-life science of deep space travel
Deep space travel technology has always been unattainable outside the fertile imaginations of filmmakers from Woody Allen and Ridley Scott to James Cameron and Christopher Nolan – until now
NASA shows 'best close-ups' of Pluto
The US space agency calls the high resolution photos the best ever taken of the dwarf planet
British soprano suspends plans to sing in space
Ms Brightman said that for personal family reasons her intentions have had to change and she is postponing her cosmonaut training and flight plans at this time says a statement on the singer s website
UAE launches project to send unmanned probe to Mars
The Gulf state set up the UAE Space Agency to supervise and finance the Emirates Institution for Advanced Science and Technology to execute and manage all stages of the Mars probe project
Japan's Pocari Sweat bound for the moon?
Makers of Pocari Sweat got involved with the project after scientists discovered traces of water on the moon
More Filipinos in space? One man thinks it's possible
The former underdog is getting ready to go where no Filipino has gone before
New Christopher Nolan film starts prod
Sci fi Interstellar set for release in November 2014
Cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin flawless in biopic
The First Man in Space is portrayed at last in film amid the Russian government s campaign to foster patriotism through cinema
