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Crew-11’s Splashdown from Orbit to Ocean; NASA’s First Space Medical Evacuation
A space mission is a delicately coordinated matter. It is scheduled minutes, weeks, months and even years prior to the...
Crew-11 Astronauts to Leave Space Station Early & NASA will Stream Historic Return
The International Space Station will bid farewell to four astronauts and will shorten their NASA mission this week as a...
International Space Station Update Expected in NASA’s News Media Briefing
NASA is scheduled to conduct a live media briefing at 5 pm EST today from its main office in Washington....
NASA Releases Close-Up Pictures of Comet from Another Star System
NASA has released new close-up images of 3I/ATLAS, a rare comet that originated from outside our solar system. The pictures...
Historic Mars mission and Jeff Bezos’ New Glenn rocket’s major debut postponed due to weather
This was supposed to be a historical moment for Blue Origin. The New Glenn rocket, which is 322 feet, is...
SpaceX to Launch NASA, NOAA Missions Exploring The Impacts Of The Sun
A New Dawn for Space Weather: NASA, NOAA, and SpaceX Join Forces in a Bold Tri-Mission at 7:30 a.m. EDT...
NASA Sounding Rocket Aims for Aug. 25 Launch
NASA plans a launch of another thrilling one carried out by its Wallops flight facility in Virginia. The target launch...
SpaceX Scrubs Crew 11 Launch Due to Cloud Cover, Eyes August 1 Liftoff Instead
The planned launch of SpaceX’s Crew 11 mission was called off Tuesday morning due to poor weather conditions just moments...
SpaceX Dragon Undocks, Begins Fiery Descent Toward Sunday Ocean Splashdown
After receiving an order from SpaceX ground control devices, the unpiloted SpaceX Dragon ship was undocked from the zenith, or...
NASA and Space-X’s Crew 10 Ready to Repatriate Stranded Astronauts
With the eyes of the world fixed on NASA and Space-X collaborated launch of Crew-10, anticipation builds for the conclusion...
Google tangos with NASA
You’ve been hearing a lot of buzz about Google’s Project Ara, but Project Tango is starting to garner some well...
Are 3D printers the future of food for 12 billion people?
There are food shortages around the world. People die from hunger in all countries and regions. Keeping the seven billion...
Wringing out a washcloth in space is the coolest thing you’ll see all day
Some would call it a slow news day. We call it an epic day for space, for Canada, and for...
NASA PhoneSats use Android phones to send data from orbit
Earlier this week, NASA launched three smartphone satellites, called “PhoneSats”, into orbit. They rode into space aboard the maiden flight...
Tardigrades survive just about anything and scientists still don’t know why
They can survive temperatures near absolute zero or as high as 300 degrees. The crushing pressure at the bottom of...
Space cowboy Alan Friedman turns the Sun into brilliant art
One doesn't have to work at NASA or SpaceX to explore the heavens. Telescopes have been publicly available for decades...
Dreaming of being an astronaut just got easier
The childhood bed has been the place where many dreams of traveling through space have manifested. Since before Neil Armstrong...
NASA set to launch 13k square foot solar sail as early as next year
The term "solar sailing" was first coined by Arthur C. Clarke in the 1964 book "Sunjammer" but the roots of...
NASA jumps the gun, tells us why the world didn’t end ahead of it not actually ending
When you're talking about why the world didn't end yesterday, the normal way to do so is to make sure...
Greetings from Mars: We’re NASA and we know it (Video)
Greetings humans, curiosity the rover had you watch live from the web its landing on Mars to try and decipher...