Odysseus Lunar Lander Sends Selfies Taken With Earth

Medicine & Technology Feb 19, 2024

The Odysseus lunar lander's first IM-1 mission images were sent to Earth last February 16, shortly after the craft launched on February 15. Read to learn more.

UVEX Mission Approved by NASA To Explore Ultraviolet Sky, Allows Scientists To Probe Deeper Into the History of Galaxies and Stars

Feb 16, 2024

NASA has unveiled plans for its new mission which aims to discover the mysteries of ultraviolet sky, stars, and stellar explosions. Find out more about it in this article.

A23a: NASA Satellite Shows the World's Largest Iceberg Twirling its Way Towards the Southern Ocean

Feb 16, 2024

The colossal A23a iceberg, equivalent to Greater London in size, mesmerizes with a pirouette in NASA imagery as it drifts northward. Continue reading for more details.

Communication Woes Threaten Voyager 1: NASA Engineers Struggle to Revive Long-Lived Space Mission

Feb 15, 2024

NASA's Voyager 1 hasn't transmitted data for 3 months due to a communications glitch, causing concern among mission scientists. Read the article for more details.

NASA's Perseverance Rover Captures Stunning Footage of Martian Moon Phobos Eclipsing the Sun

Feb 14, 2024

NASA astounds with surreal footage as Phobos gracefully eclipses the Martian sun, captured by the Perseverance rover in a cosmic ballet. Check out more details in this article.

Moon Race: NASA, ESA, and Others Seek Water in the Lunar Southern Hemisphere for Cost-Effective Space Missions

Feb 14, 2024

NASA races Russia, China, and Europe to the moon's southern hemisphere for water, aiming to revolutionize space exploration with cost-saving resources. Continue reading to learn more.

NASA Perseverance Rover Captures Solar Eclipse on Mars; Watch Phobos When It Crosses the Sun

Feb 13, 2024

NASA Perseverance rover captured the exact moment when the Martian moon Phobos crossed the Sun. Continue reading to learn more about the solar eclipse on Mars.

NASA's PACE Mission Successfully Launched to Study Ocean Health, Air Quality, and Climate Impact from Space

Feb 12, 2024

NASA's long-anticipated PACE mission has launched after a nine-year wait, offering unprecedented insights into the "invisible universe" on Earth. Read the article for more details.

Massive Sunspot Takes Aim at Earth, Prompting Concerns of a Glancing Blow from Coronal Mass Ejection

Feb 09, 2024

NASA's Mars rover identified a significant sunspot, currently directed at Earth, expected to release a potentially impactful coronal mass ejection. Read the article for more details.

NASA's Cassini Space Probe Captivates the Enchanting Realm of Saturn's Moons

Feb 09, 2024

Saturn's ring system captivates, but its 156 moons steal the spotlight in dramatic Cassini probe photos from 2004-2017. Check them out in this article.

NASA Launches Tiny Cameras to Capture Changes in Moon Surface From Interaction With Lunar Landers

Feb 08, 2024

NASA plans to send SCALPSS 1.0 to capture 3D images of the lunar surface in the upcoming spacecraft launch. Find out more about it in this article.

Mars Sample Return Mission Faces Trouble as NASA's JPL Lets Go of 530 Employees

Feb 07, 2024

With the recent layoffs in the Jet Propulsion Lab and cost-cutting efforts, NASA's Mars Sample Return mission faces great trouble. Read to learn more.

NASA Juno Spacecraft Snaps Shots of Jupiter's Volcanically Active Io Moon

Feb 06, 2024

NASA's Juno spacecraft, which is currently in an extended mission phase, was able to snap pictures of Jupiter's own Io moon. Read to learn more.

Dancing in Vibrant Hues: NASA Shares Multi-Colored Image of Mercury from Its Messenger Space Probe

Feb 05, 2024

Mercury's latest photo resembles a disco ball, with vibrant pinks, purples, and greens from four angles. Read the article to learn more about it.

Autonomous Grasping Robots Designed to Help Maintain Resilient Deep Space, Self-Repairing Habitats

Feb 05, 2024

A team of researchers developed robots which can repair or replace damaged components in a habitat. Find out more about it in this article.