Tag: space
Success: Astronauts splash down in Gulf after first commercial crew flight to Space Station (Video)
In case you missed the historic NASA splash down success . . .
SETI Institute awarded NASA contract to support ‘Planetary Protection’
Good to know someone is in charge of planetary protection and that Seti also has a sense of humor regarding the search for extraterrestrial life . . .
Next-gen space telescope named after ‘Mother of Hubble’ Nancy Grace Roman
NASA’s first chief astronomer paved the way for space telescopes …
Space telescope data reveals Earth-size, habitable zone planet
Distant world is most like Earth in size and estimated temperature
Celebrating Earth Day’s 50th Anniversary at home
Check out the highlights scheduled for Earth Day 2020 over the next two weeks …
Help Wanted: NASA seeking new astronaut applicants to explore space, Moon to Mars
NASA now hiring new astronauts: Extensive travel required
Solar Orbiter launches: Seeking answers to basic questions about the Sun
“What churns deep inside the Sun to generate its magnetic field? What drives the solar wind?”
Christina Koch: Record-setting NASA astronaut returns from historic 328-day space journey
Her first space journey of 328 days is the longest single spaceflight in history by a woman and 2nd-longest single spaceflight by a U.S. astronaut
Mission over: NASA’s Spitzer Space Telescope goes to sleep after 16-year run
NASA’s Spitzer Space Telescope Ends Mission of Astronomical Discovery
Despite orbiting faux pas, NASA and Boeing view Starliner Flight Test a great success
Starliner didn’t achieve its planned orbit & dock to the International Space Station; but Boeing was able to complete many test objectives during the un-crewed space flight
