Could your child be in the next generation of space journalists?

The Winter Park couple who went to space and sued OceanGate’s CEO over fraud claims has dropped their lawsuit after the company’s Titan submersible likely imploded, killing the CEO and everyone else on board.

A to the edge of space last year would later bring a fraud lawsuit against Stockton Rush, the man currently thought to be lost with four others in the Titanic-hunting “Titan” submersible somewhere in the Atlantic Ocean, according to a lawsuit filed in February on behalf of plaintiffs Sharon Hagle and Marc Hagle.

During a broadcast from the Seacrest studio at Arnold Palmer Hospital for children, Sharon Hagle had a chance to share her experience with the children about what it was like to launch into space.

It’s only been a week since a Winter Park couple boarded a Blue Origin rocket for a 10-minute flight in space.

Blue Origin, the space tourism company owned by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, announced on Monday who would be on board its next flight into space.

SpaceKids Global is hosting a national essay competition for kids ages 8-12 where two winners will get a Zero Gravity flight.

The Orlando Science Center now has a piece of fabric from the wing of the Wright Brothers’ first airplane, thanks in part to Neil Armstrong’s family.