Tag: NASA
Artemis II astronauts splash down after historic Moon mission
Record-setting crew returns to Earth after traveling farther than any humans in history, paving the way for NASA’s lunar comeback
Artemis II astronauts break 56-year record as they travel farthest distance ever from Earth
NASA crew sends back never-before seen images of the far side of the moon and surpass Apollo 13 milestone while pushing deeper into space than ever before – and toward future lunar base plans
‘Space Plumber’ saves the mission: Astronaut Christina Koch repairs $23M Artemis II toilet mid-flight
“I’m the Space Plumber” says mission specialist Kochas she adds “orbital plumbing” to her résumé while NASA’s historic Moon mission sails on—no leaks, no panic, just a well-timed reboot
A new look at TRAPPIST-1e, an Earth-sized world in the ‘Goldilocks Zone’
Water on this exoplanet is possible, but only if it has an atmosphere. “And where there is water, there might be life.”
Scientists may have just spotted the first direct evidence of dark matter
What exactly is Dark Matter?
Interstellar object 3I/ATLAS: Alien space probe or run-of-the-mill space rock?
A Harvard astrophysicist proposed the theory that 3I/ATLAS could be an artificial space probe
Blue Origin launches NASA’s dual spacecraft to study Mars’ magnetic mysteries
Looking into the idiosyncrasies of Mars’ weather to better prepare for future human exploration of the Red Planet
NASA ‘abruptly’ shutting down large sections of the Goddard Space Flight Center campus in Greenbelt, MD
… prompting concern among federal workers as well as concern over future space missions
NISAR satellite sends first detailed radar images of Earth’s surface
New, highly detailed images of Earth’s surface provide unique, actionable information to decision-makers in a diverse range of areas, including disaster response, infrastructure monitoring, and agricultural management
How does our Sun influence the rest of our Solar System?
NASA and NOAA just launched 3 ambitious missions to find out
