Coronavirus affects space science — The 10 biggest spaceflight stories of 2020 — Here's what we learned about aliens in 2020 — The rockets we lost in 2020 ...

Medical discoveries dominated the news in 2020, but even under pandemic conditions, astronomers discovered amazing things in space in 2020.

An international fleet of spacecraft set off for Mars, Crew Dragon carried astronauts to the ISS, and a global pandemic left its mark on astronomy.

The space agency was told, in rather blunt terms, that the Artemis lunar mission has to be done by 2024, but Congress raised serious concerns about this rather aggressive deadline.

The year 2020 was the year the cosmos got a little closer. While our own planet was wracked by the Covid-19 pandemic, space agencies and scientists were busy looking beyond the confines of Earth ...

The year 2020 could mark the beginning of commercial space travel as SpaceX’s Crew Dragon and Boeing’s Starliner may finally be transporting astronauts to space on commercial crew vehicles.

For these reasons, we have chosen to focus the inaugural Forbes Science Awards exclusively on the commercial space sector. Here are the best and the brightest from the year.

Space calendar 2020: NASA missions, SpaceX launches, meteor showers and more Every major launch and celestial event as we head into 2021.

Science Space The best space stories of 2020 In the midst of a pandemic, we still sent astronauts back into space, broke off pieces of two asteroids, stared hard at the sun, and so much more.

The best science pictures of 2020 Asteroids, microbes, and, of course, coronavirus: These photographs capture a year in which science has been championed—and challenged—in unprecedented ways.

A year full of highs and lows in space just ended, and the 12 months to come will be full of new highlights in orbit and beyond.