
NASA is Calling on the Next Generation of Explorers!
Today is International Youth Day and to celebrate, we want to share ways for YOU to start your pathway to space! Want to be a
Today is International Youth Day and to celebrate, we want to share ways for YOU to start your pathway to space! Want to be a
In the “eyes” of a robot, outer space and the deep ocean can look pretty similar. Both environments require autonomous operations in harsh conditions. This
On August 20, 1977, Voyager 2 launched into space and sixteen days later, Voyager 1 followed its twin into the cosmos. Over the past 45
On July 23, 1972, Landsat 1 launched from Vandenberg Space Launch Complex to provide valuable data to improve life on Earth. Over the past 50
On its 25th resupply mission to the ISS, Space X’s Dragon capsule will include NASA’s Earth Surface Mineral Dust Source Investigation, also known as EMIT.
Looking for a stellar view this weekend? You’re in luck! The “golden handle” will be visible in the northwest section of the Moon along the
On August 20, 2014, weather satellites captured a space plasma hurricane occurring above the North Pole. The swirling mass of plasma was around 600 miles
Artemis I had a very successful fourth wet dress rehearsal on Monday afternoon. While achieving the majority of accomplishments, the countdown was terminated about twenty
The formation of dunes on Jupiter’s moon Io have been an unknown ever since the Galileo probe took pictures of them in October 1999. Scientists
In the coming year, the European based aerospace company Airbus is planning on introducing a 3D metal printer to ISS. Aptly named ‘Metal3D’, it will