
A Salute to InSight
InSight may have reached the end of its mission. A selfie captured by the rover on April 24th shows a thick layer of dust piled
InSight may have reached the end of its mission. A selfie captured by the rover on April 24th shows a thick layer of dust piled
Space plant success! We can grow plants in lunar soil! In a recent study, scientists planted microgreen seeds into four different soils: lunar soil (or
Grab your lawn chair and head outside this Sunday, May 15 to catch a glimpse of the Super Flower Blood Moon! A supermoon is the
“Star Wars” Day is not the only space based day in the beginning of May. On May 5, 1961 – Alan B. Shepard Jr. became
NASA just extended 8 of its planetary science missions!. Here are some tidbits about the extended missions. OSIRIS-APEX – (launched September 2016) Originally dubbed OSIRIS-REx
Each year on April 22, we celebrate Earth Day to show our appreciation for the pale blue dot we call home. The first Earth Day started
The James Webb Space Telescope is open, cooled down, and about ready to peer into the past. With its infrared sensors, Webb is capable of
The Axiom-1 (Ax-1) Crew launched successfully at 11:17 EDT this morning from the Kennedy Space Center. What makes this launch special is that Ax-1 is
With the help of the Orbiting Carbon Observatory-2, a high-resolution spectrometer satellite, as well as new analysis tools and methods from NASA’s Goddard Earth Observing
On their tour through the solar system, the Voyager 1 & 2 probes both crossed into interstellar space around 11 billion miles from the sun.