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July 20, 1969: What a day for America—and the world. With one step on a powdery chunk of lunar surface, we achieved the unachievable: Apollo 11 landed on the moon. Few events have had the same impact on our times, according to these five distinguished Americans.

An article covering Dr. Tyson's speech at the Space Weather Enterprise Forum.

Kenneth Chang asks New York Times readers how many planets they want in the Solar System.

The Washington Post covered a discussion with Neil deGrasse Tyson and Paula Aspell regarding NOVA and science policy.

New York Times columnist Kenneth Chang recounts his reporting on Pluto and its place in AMNH's Rose Center, and the release of The Pluto Files.

The popular movement to keep the Hubble Space Telescope, and the march of discovery, alive.

A compelling argument for why America should remain a leader in space exploration.

Mars. Rogue asteroids. It's exciting stuff. And this time around, it's not just NASA. Here are four trips to keep your eye on.

The story of Pluto's demotion from planethood and how a similar fate was dealt to other small bodies in the Solar System in centuries past.

A piece that appeared in Astrobiology Magazine about hopes for the future.