Reusable rockets, a space station beyond the moon - what is the future of space flight?
Taking place over eight months, four space missions paved the way for a Moon landing.
Space is no longer the playground of governments but companies that want to mine the moon
Wally Funk looks at mankind's return to the Moon and if a woman might actually get there
Space probes Voyager 1 and 2 are still operating after 40 years in the depths of space
The plans to set up human colonies in space and spaceships that will take us to the stars
The surprising history of African space exploration
Aviator and aspiring astronaut Wally Funk meets the pioneering women of space travel
On Christmas Day 2003, a British space craft was due to land on Mars to look for life
The day when fragments of the US space station Skylab hit an Australian town in 1979.
How science, engineering and medicine come together to get human life safely into space.
How science, engineering and medicine are trying to understand how to stay alive in space
One of the Apollo 13 astronauts describes the moment disaster struck in 1970.
Why has the moon fascinated humans from every culture and for all time?
Travel deeper into the universe. Some sounds are recorded, others are data.
Salute Soviet Cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova, who went into orbit in June 1963.
Launching the telescope into space in 1990 didn't quite go according to plan
Take a sonic journey through the Solar System with astronomer, Dr Lucie Green
Examining how the human mind and body copes in space
The best place to search for extra-terrestrial life among the planets.
For the first time, America sends two monkeys into space and brings them back alive.
Luca Parmitano was on a space walk when water started leaking into his helmet.