Back in May, we wrote about the OSIRIS-REx spacecraft preparing for its first touchdown on asteroid Bennu–and now it’s finally here! After a few rehearsals,
Have you been celebrating World Space Week (WSW)? This year’s theme is “Satellites Improve Life” to educate the public on the many ways satellites impact
In 2018, scientists reported the discovery of a potential large subglacial saltwater lake near the south pole of Mars. Two years later, scientists have located
All aboard the ISS! Next week, Northrop Grumman’s Cygnus resupply spacecraft is headed to the space station, filled with technology, scientific studies, and excitement! This
Could life exist on Venus? That is the astronomical question right now. In a study published just this week, scientists detected traces of phosphine in
NOAA/NASA’s Suomi NPP satellite observed the smoke and aerosols released from the Western U.S. wildfires to show how the debris have traveled across the country
One of Red Canyon’s values is to instill a passion about science & math with younger generations. We uphold this value in many ways, including community outreach,
Mighty Hurricane Laura is moving quickly through the United States, and the ISS crew is chasing the storm – from space! Along with the astronauts,
Did you know that some indoor plants contain significant purification properties? While the benefits of indoor plants may feel intuitive (read: biophilia), retired NASA scientist
This week, we are celebrating 15 years since the launch of NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) on August 12, 2005. While providing scientists plenty of
