SpaceX Inspiration4 Unveils Liftoff Window; Launch Time on Wednesday Night Will Take Civilian Crew Into Earth's Orbit

Medicine & Technology Sep 12, 2021

SpaceX Inspiration4 launch now have a five-hour targeted launch window that opens at 8 p.m. EDT on Wednesday.

NASA Orion Spacecraft in Production Stage for Upcoming Artemis Moon Missions, In-Space Environment Simulation Performed

Sep 12, 2021

Orion is now at the production phase after passing the development stage, makking another step towards the anticipated Artemis missions to the moon.

Spacewalkers Complete ISS Power System Upgrades; Why Replace Solar Panels? [WATCH]

Sep 12, 2021

After a successful spacewalk on Sunday, astronauts Thomas Pesquet and Akihiko Hoshide returns to the International Space Station.

NASA Satellite Image Show How September 11 Attacks Look Like From ISS

Sep 12, 2021

On the 20th anniversary of the disaster, NASA has published new photos depicting the horrible 9/11 attacks from a different perspective.

NASA Astronauts Seek Virtual Reality’s Help to Repair ISS; What Does It Mean?

Sep 11, 2021

The augmented reality technology, according to NASA, allows ISS crew members to examine and repair research and exercise equipment without the need for ground support.

September 11 Attacks Remembered: NASA Astronauts Pay Tribute to Victims, Sending Memorial Videos and Photos to Earth

Sep 11, 2021

Astronauts Shane Kimbrough and Frank Culbertson joined the nation in remembering the victims of the 9/11 attacks, those who died, their families, the survivors, and the first responders.

NASA Grants SpaceX Another Service Contract Under a 150-Million Satellite Network Project to Observe Planet Meteorology

Sep 11, 2021

A new service contract with SpaceX was signed by NASA, allowing the private company to carry the GOES-U satellite aboard the Falcon Heavy rocket.

NASA's Gateway Lunar Space Station Supporting Artemis Moon-Landing Mission to Perform Experiments on Space

Sep 10, 2021

NASA has been planning to send the next crewed mission near the Moon on the Lunar Gateway, which will allow astronauts to conduct experiments near the Moon and support the Artemis mission.

Is The International Space Station On Fire? Smoke Freightens Astronauts On Board

Sep 09, 2021

Alarms went out on the International Space Station's Russian section early Thursday; the crew saw smoke and smelled burnt plastic.

Mars Homes, Residences in Post-Apocalyptic Setting Shown in 3D Architecture Including Drone-Like Flying Houses, Domes, Aquatic Pods

Sep 09, 2021

A real estate company and a 3D designer bring architect Chris Lawson's sketches to life as he reimagines four types of future homes, whether it may be on land, air, water, or a post-apocalyptic version.

NASA’s Mars Perseverance Rover Successfully Collects 2nd Rock This Week

Sep 09, 2021

For the second time around, NASA's Perseverance Rover has successfully gathered a sample of Martian rock.

James Webb Space Telescope Will Finally Take-Off on December After Decade-Long Delay; NASA and ESA Sets Sun-Earth Lagrange Point as First Stop

Sep 08, 2021

NASA and ESA announced that the James Webb Space Telescope will finally launch in December 18, 2021 after a decade-long delay.

Retired NASA Astronaut Shares What It's Like to Land on Earth, Compares It to a Series of Car Crashes

Sep 08, 2021

Retired NASA astronaut Jack Fischer relives his experience in landing back to Earth from the International Space Station riding the Russian Soyuz spacecraft, showing how tough can spaceflight be.

How NASA's Perseverance Imaged the First Cored Martian Rock with Mastcam-Z: A Step-by-Step Overview

Sep 06, 2021

NASA's Perseverance rover have successfully gathered and imaged the first cored rock from Mars. Here is an overview of the processes the rover conducted together with its partner Mastcam-Z

New Hot Jupiter Found; Astronomers Say the Discovery is Twice Larger Than the Gas Giant Planet

Sep 06, 2021

A team of astronomers, led by Yale University’s Samuel Cabot reports the discovery of a new exoplanet of this sort, which turns out to comprise an extremely high temperature on the surface.