/ CU of Russian plane arriving at airport / huge crowd with signs depicting Russian astronaut Yuri Gagarin / Gagarin walks confidently off plane to meet gathered crowd / television image of Gagarin joining Nikita Khrushchev on platform...

/ WS workers moving a giant white box marked 'Surveyor' onto metal ramp near Air Force transport plane / a line of United Van Line moving trucks leaving a NASA facility. Montage: moving Surveyor spacecraft from NASA on October 01, 1966 ...

Astronauts Michael Collins and John Young walk in front of NASA group shaking hands with crowd behind barricade / climb into car and drive away / in NASA ready room pilots do final prep with workers / put on spacesuits / crew take bus to...

Astronauts Michael Collins and John Young greeted by NASA workers at top of elevator / Collins and Young are assisted into their seats inside the capsule on top of the rocket / seal doors / INT NASA control room / workers with headphones...

Gemini X Docks With Agena Rocket

/ Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin floating around in zero gravity while listening to radio and news from Houston mission control command / astronauts making breakfast inside the module, food floating around. Inside Apollo 11 lunar module...

/ Inside Apollo 11 capsule / Neil Armstrong checking equipment radio communication in background / workers in the command center in Houston / CU Neil Armstrong's face / lunar module and command module of Apollo 11 separate / Neil...

/ Apollo 11 module orbiting the moon's surface / audio of astronauts reporting to command center as they close in on surface. Apollo 11 lunar module makes its approach on July 20, 1969 in In Space (Footage by Getty Images)

A scientist locks a chimpanzee in a space capsule.

Jan.21 -- While a cold-war scenario has dangerous political and economic implications, a race deeper into the cosmos, like any good rivalry, could be a huge benefit for space and other industries. Video by Robin Fall

In the past, ambulancemen have been lucky to save

the life of a serious heart-attack victim unless
they
have had a doctor with them to interpret vi
tal signs.
But there are rarely enough d
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Sept. 22 -- Peter Diamandis, chairman and CEO of XPrize Foundation, discusses the organization's goal to develop software to help children around the world read or write. He speaks with Pimm Fox on ""Taking Stock."" (Source: Bloomberg)

Russia has driven tension between countries on land. Now the conflict is reaching astronauts from around the world still working in outer space.

Jun.17 -- Blaine Curcio, founder of Orbital Gateway Consulting, a boutique market research and consulting firm focusing on the business of space and satellite telecommunications, looks at China's space program. A Chinese rocket carrying...

Jul.14 -- South Korea is set to fire “multi-tasking” satellites, as it steps up its space development programs. South Korea’s Science and ICT Minister Lim Hye-sook discusses the country's advances in its space program in an interview...

Jul.01 -- After leading the UAE’s Mars Mission early this year, H.E. Sarah Al Amiri is turning her attention to building a collaborative ecosystem for space research and development, and looking into how space-enabled technologies can be...

HEADLINE: 30 years of shuttle history

CAPTION: NASA's shuttle program is ending after 30 years and 134 missions linking humans to space. (Ju
ly 7)
Shuttle Atlantis sits on launch pad 39A at the Kennedy...

Vice President Mike Pence kicked off the first meeting of the National Space Council Thursday by saying that "America seems to have lost our edge in space, but those days are over."

President...

Aug.08 -- Dennis Muilenburg, Boeing CEO, talks about working with NASA on the U.S. space program and future travel to Mars. He spoke in the latest episode of "The David Rubenstein Show: Peer-to-Peer Conversations," taped May 9.

Dec. 4 -- Former NASA Deputy Administrator Lori Garver discusses NASAs mission and the planned launch of the Orion spacecraft. She speaks on Bloomberg West. (Source: Bloomberg)

Vice President Mike Pence kicked off the first meeting of the National Space Council Thursday by saying that "America seems to have lost our edge in space, but those days are over."

President...

Vice President Mike Pence kicked off the first meeting of the National Space Council Thursday by saying that "America seems to have lost our edge in space, but those days are over."

President Trump...

Dec.31 -- President-elect Joe Biden's first 100 days, the Georgia runoff, Merkel's farewell and Mars exploration. Bloomberg QuickTake editor Guy Collins discusses the key events to look out for in 2021. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets:...

UK Space Industry Worth 90bn Pounds per Year