NASA SOFIA: 'Exciting' Moon Discoveries Will Launch on Livestream Next Week!

Medicine & Technology Oct 22, 2020

NASA's Space Boeing has discovered something new! What could it be? Witness the livestream next week!

NASA's New SPLICE Technology Will Allow Pilot-Less Precision Landing

Sep 18, 2020

NASA has developed a set of technologies under its SPLICE project that will allow its future spacecraft to avoid boulders and craters in its identified safe landing site.

Apollo 11: Facts About The First Moon Landing

Jul 16, 2019

Fifty years ago, the program on the Apollo 11 has become on man’s greatest technological achievements.

Last Man to Walk the Moon Warns About Moon Dust Allergy

Jul 01, 2019

Schmitt reported that the insides of his nose became swollen and that the allergic reaction could be heard from his voice.

LEGO Commemorates Apollo 11 with Exquisite Detail

Jun 06, 2019

This commemorative Eagle lander set will be a popular item, and LEGO seems to know this. On the ordering page, it clearly says "Limit:2."

NASA Announces Plans to Put a Woman on the Moon in 2024

May 15, 2019

There will be a seat on the 2024 lunar mission specially reserved for a woman.

Buzz Might Have Left His Poop on the Moon

Apr 06, 2019

50 years after the first manned mission to the moon, another moon landing is being planned, possibly with an additional task!

Apollo 11 New Mission: A Road Trip Across America

Feb 23, 2017

Stationed in Washington DC for decades, the historic space capsule that carried the first men to the moon in 1969 is finally going on a national road trip.

Neil Armstrong's Apollo 11 Artifacts Stowed Away For More Than 40 Years

Feb 10, 2015

As NASA researchers from the Goddard Space Flight Center revealed this week what lies on the dark side of the moon, the National Air and Space Museum in Washington DC reveals that space artifacts from that region of the moon may have been hiding here on Earth since the return of Apollo 11. In what appears to be yet another giant leap in the Apollo 11 mission, it turns out that the first man to walk on the moon, Neil Armstrong, also brought home with him a bag full of keepsakes from his adventure. And they were hidden in his cupboard for more than 40 years.