Set to launch in late November, the Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) probe will be humanities first attempt to redirect an asteroid! The probe will
Picture yourself lying comfortably in bed close to midnight. All of the sudden, you wake up to the sound of your dog barking and a
As technology becomes more advanced, the digital divide is becoming more pronounced in impoverished communities. Access to internet can be just as sparce in some
This past Monday, September 27, Landsat 9 was launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California. Replacing Landsat 7, the upgraded equipment on Landsat 9
Named after 3.4-million-year-old human fossil, Lucy will be the first spacecraft to visit Jupiter’s Trojan asteroids. These asteroids are important to study because they will
This past Wednesday was Greenpeace Day, a day dedicated to highlighting activism in the name of the environment. To celebrate, we wanted to share some
As astronauts voyage deeper into space, communication from Earth will be delayed, making autonomy crucial for mission success. Researchers from the NASA Advanced Exploration Systems
The number of active satellites increased from 997 to 3,368 from 2010-2020 and is only going up. Add this to the estimated 23,000 orbital debris
When two galaxies merge, the black holes at the center, or nucleus, form into a supermassive black hole (SMBH); but not always. Researchers at the
Nine critical components of the Europa Clipper are currently being gathered from various NASA centers and industry partners to Jet Propulsion Laboratory’s main clean room.