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An article about space in 2026 and the science missions changing what we know

Space science in 2026 is defined by crewed lunar testing, new survey telescopes, expanding exoplanet catalogs, ocean-world exploration and sharper attention to space weather and asteroid risk.

Space exploration science in 2026 focuses on data, samples and sustainable missions

Space exploration science is moving beyond headline launches toward measurable scientific return. Artemis II, NISAR, Europa Clipper, Hera and sample-return planning show how missions are now judged by data quality, risk control and long-term value.

NASA space science in 2026 after Artemis II, Roman and Mars network decisions

NASA space science in 2026 is defined by Artemis II’s completed lunar flyby, Roman’s launch and new infrastructure choices for Mars. This briefing separates confirmed milestones from still-pending mission decisions.

Life science space research is moving from the ISS to deep space

Life science space research is shifting from long-running ISS microgravity studies to Artemis-era deep-space health investigations and future commercial labs. The handoff will affect astronaut safety, biomedical research and the next decade of low Earth orbit science.
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