Drug Manufacturing in Space: How Microgravity is Revolutionizing Pharmaceutical Development
NASA's decades-long research on microgravity's impact on drug development has accelerated with the International Space Station. Discover how space-bas...
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Webb Telescope Enhances Cosmic Web Mapping for Deeper Universe Studies
Astronomers leverage the James Webb Space Telescope to refine the cosmic web map, enabling more precise investigations into the universe's ancient pas...
NASA to Train Astronauts on Blue Origin's Moon Lander Prototype for 2028 Mission
NASA will begin training astronauts on Blue Origin's crew moon lander prototype in preparation for the 2028 Artemis mission. The training marks a key...
NASA's Curiosity Rover Overcomes Six-Day Struggle to Free Itself from Mars Rock
NASA's Curiosity rover encountered an unexpected challenge last month when a rock sample became lodged in its drill during routine operations. The inc...
NASA Engineers Develop Next-Gen Mars Helicopters for Heavier Payload Missions
Three years after NASA's Ingenuity helicopter concluded its historic Mars mission, JPL engineers are advancing rotorcraft technology to transport heav...
NASA Discovers New 'X-ray Dot' Class of Supermassive Black Hole in Early Universe
Astronomers have identified a new class of objects called 'X-ray dots' in the early universe, revealing a previously unknown stage of supermassive bla...
Jim Bridenstine Appointed CEO of Quantum Space to Lead National Security Space Initiatives
Jim Bridenstine, former NASA administrator and U.S. Representative, has been named CEO of Quantum Space, a Maryland-based firm developing advanced man...
NASA Releases 12,000+ Artemis II Moon Mission Images, Including Iconic 'Hello, World' Shot
NASA has published over 12,000 images from the Artemis II Moon mission, including the iconic 'Hello, world' photo taken by Commander Reid Wiseman. The...
NASA’s Plan to Achieve Monthly Moon Landings: Key Steps and Challenges Ahead
NASA aims to land on the Moon up to 21 times in the next 30 months, but this ambitious goal demands major changes in how the agency procures lunar lan...
Alan Shepard's Historic 1961 Spaceflight: The First American in Space and Its Lasting Legacy
On May 5, 1961, Alan Shepard became the first American in space aboard the Freedom 7 rocket, marking a pivotal moment in the U.S. space race. His subo...
NASA's New Plasma Thruster Could Revolutionize Mars Missions with 90% Less Fuel
NASA has successfully tested a next-generation plasma thruster prototype, achieving record power levels of 120 kilowatts. This electric propulsion sys...
NASA Astronaut Anil Menon Prepares for Historic Soyuz Mission to the ISS
NASA astronaut Anil Menon, a former SpaceX medical director and flight surgeon, is set for his first space mission in July 2025. He will fly aboard Ru...
Seth Meyers Mocks CNN’s Zoom on NASA Chief During Trump’s ‘Beautiful Ears’ Jibe
Seth Meyers criticized CNN’s cameraman for zooming in on NASA Chief Jared Isaacman as Donald Trump joked about his ears during a White House meeting....
Whoopi Goldberg Jokes Trump Could Be Left in Space on Artemis Mission
Whoopi Goldberg joked that Donald Trump could go to space on the Artemis mission—provided he’s left there. The 'View' hosts debated Trump’s space ambi...
NASA Chief’s Pluto Planet Push: Why Trump’s Dwarf Planet Debate Won’t Fly
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman has reignited the debate over Pluto’s planetary status, suggesting it should be reclassified as a full planet. Howev...
NASA Chief Advocates for Pluto’s Planetary Status Revival in Senate Hearing
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman has reignited the long-standing debate over Pluto’s planetary status, arguing for its reclassification during a Sena...
NASA's Artemis II Zero-G Indicator 'Rise' Now Available as Official Collectible Plush Toy
NASA's Artemis II mission zero-g indicator, the fan-created plush toy 'Rise,' is now a NASA-approved collectible. Designed by a 9-year-old winner of a...
NASA's Crew-13 Mission Breaks 56-Year Superstition with Historic Launch
NASA has assigned its first crew to a mission numbered '13' since Apollo 13's near-disastrous flight in 1970. The Crew-13 astronauts, including NASA's...
NASA Astronaut’s Struggle to Walk After Lunar Mission Highlights Earth Gravity Challenges
NASA astronaut Christina Koch shared a video showing her difficulty walking with eyes closed after returning from the Artemis 2 Moon mission. The stru...
NASA Reveals Corrosion in Gateway Habitation Modules, Contractors Acknowledge Manufacturing Issues
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman disclosed corrosion in two Lunar Gateway habitation modules during a congressional hearing. Northrop Grumman and the...
NASA to Conduct First-Ever Fire Experiment on the Moon in 2026
NASA is preparing to ignite controlled fires on the lunar surface in 2026 to study how fire behaves in partial gravity. The experiment aims to test ma...
Artemis II Crew Breaks Apollo-Era Distance Record from Earth, Fred Haise Reflects on Legacy
NASA's Artemis II mission has set a new record for the farthest humans have traveled from Earth, surpassing Fred Haise's Apollo-era benchmark. With on...
Breakthrough: Laser-Powered Spacecraft Could Reach Alpha Centauri in 20 Years
Researchers at Texas A&M University have demonstrated a laser-propulsion system that could slash the travel time to Alpha Centauri from millennia to j...
NASA Chief Jared Isaacman on the U.S.-China Moon Race, Artemis II Success, and Mars Ambitions
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman discusses the agency’s plans for a permanent lunar base, boots on Mars, and the intensifying space race with China f...
NASA's Lunar Gateway Delayed: Corrosion Issues Halt Moon Space Station Plans
NASA's Lunar Gateway, a decade-long project to build a lunar-orbiting space station, faces corrosion issues in its primary modules. Originally planned...
NASA’s 'Your Name in Landsat' Turns Earth’s Landscapes into Custom Typefaces for Earth Day
NASA’s Kennedy Space Center launched an interactive tool for Earth Day that transforms satellite images of Earth’s landscapes into a custom typeface....
NASA's Roman Space Telescope Ready for September Launch, Eight Months Early and Under Budget
NASA's fully assembled Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is ready for launch in September, eight months ahead of schedule and under budget. The wide-f...
NASA's Roman Space Telescope Set for September Launch: A New Era in Cosmic Exploration
NASA is targeting an early September launch for the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, its next major space observatory. With a field of view 100 time...
FBI Investigates Mysterious Deaths and Disappearances of 10 US Nuclear Scientists
The US government is probing potential foul play after at least 10 scientists linked to nuclear secrets and rocket technology vanished or died under s...
Michael Collins: The Astronaut Who Waited Alone in the Command Module and Drove a Volkswagen Beetle
On July 21, 1969, astronaut Michael Collins captured one of space exploration’s most iconic photos from the Apollo 11 mission. While his crewmates mad...