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Lockheed Martin announced that it has landed a contract with NASA to launch a satellite that will take up-close-and-personal photos in a flyby set to launch from Cape Canaveral in 2018.

The plan also includes funding for a mission, set to launch in 2023, to fly past Jupiter's icy moon Europa.

Or maybe it's because Apple Campus 2 is actually a spaceship, set to launch on persimmon-powered rocket fuel, off to boldly go and sell iPads where no man has gone before.

The Europa Clipper is a mission set to launch in the early to mid-2020s.

Instead of introducing direct sales, State Farm is gussying up its site with a redesign set to launch in late July, throwing in some more real-time quots and crossing its fingers.

Learn about the elBulli legacy as Adrià establishes a foundation set to launch in 2015.

On 19 March, officials gave a preview of Mars Odyssey, an orbiter set to launch on 7 April.

Unified Office, a Houston startup set to launch a Web-based messaging service April 3, is taking a new strategy that unquestionably sets it apart: It's not free.

The quest for a more traditional vaccine has been frustrating and contentious, as a debate about a vaccine trial set to launch next week in South Africa showed.

Offering hope is Sentinel, a European satellite set to launch in 2012 or 2013, which will have a free data policy.