SPACENASA's Lucy mission is anticipated to obtain astronomical breakthroughs on its 12-year investigation of space rocks that involves the Trojan asteroids and the asteroid belt itself.
Lucy, NASA's maiden spacecraft, is being packed into a capsule for takeoff on October 16th. NASA plans to launch the Lucy mission soon to investigate Jupiter's Trojan asteroids to learn more about the solar system's origin 4.
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope recently photographed the Einstein Ring galaxy. Researchers said its age is nine million years old and was formed as the universe began.
NASA and the US Geological Survey successfully launched Landsat 9, a satellite that will spend its days in space studying Earth's coasts and landscapes throughout time.
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope shows that the winds in Jupiter's Great Red Spot are accelerating at a speed of 400mph (644kph), like the speed of an advancing race car.
Virginia Tech team thinks it can help NASA bring water on moon and Mars to Earth by making prototypes that extracts and harvest the most water samples from the planets.
After a delay owing to a liquid nitrogen shortfall, NASA's Landsat 9, the most powerful satellite to survey the Earth, will go into orbit atop ULA's Atlas V Rocket.
While interest for commercial Crew Dragon trips is increasing, SpaceX will deliver more than 4,600 pounds of supplies and scientific research to the International Space Station.
Will Elon Musk ever going to space following the steps of other billionaire founders Jeff Bezos and Sir Richard Branson? Perhaps someday, but it seems that it is not yet the priority of SpaceX as of now.
NASA launched the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope in the mid-2020s, and had a panoramic field of vision at least 100 times better than Hubble's. Will the James Webb Telescope be able to compete?
The study into Boeing's troubled maiden test flight of a Starliner crew capsule is now complete, and the firm and agency are planning a second test flight later this year.
The Space Launch System rocket of NASA recently completed another milestone on its way to take off with the URRT or the Umbilical Release and Retract Test.
NASA Administrator Bill Nelson said on Tuesday that the agency would establish two new mission divisions that will best position the space agency for the next 20 years.