SPACENASA has officially certified SpaceX’s Crew Dragon for future use in crewed missions to space. NASA's Crew-1 Dragon is already officially certified for a six-month space journey on SpaceX's Dragon and Falcon 9 Rocket Ships to # LaunchAmerica for its trip to the International Space Station ( ISS).
Astronauts hope Tropical Storm Eta doesn’t delay the 2nd SpaceX crew flight. Four astronauts appeared at Kennedy Space Center on Sunday in preparation for SpaceX's second crew flight departing next weekend.
Elon Musk's SpaceX might take advantage of the two-week delay to finish Merlin engine testing. The U. S. -European Sentinel-6 Michael Freilich satellite spacecraft would have to wait at least 11 additional days from California's Vandenberg Air Force Base before launching orbit.
NASA has released images taken by OSIRIS-Rex's navigation camera's field of view when the spacecraft touched the surface of asteroid Bennu and took samples of it.
The blinding glare of quasars could be revealed by NASA's James Webb Space Telescope. Two recent research from the University of Melbourne will help NASA's quest for universes never before seen by humankind.
NASA's New Horizons spacecraft measurements reveal loads of Hydrogen in Interstellar Medium. Many are already starting to see what is beyond Earth with new observation missions.
NASA is prepping its Dragonfly mission to go look for signs of life on Saturn's Titan moon. NASA scientists claim they have spotted an extraordinary molecule in Titan's atmosphere, the largest moon of Saturn, using a massive radio telescope in Chile.
The trio of NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy and Russian cosmonauts Anatoly Ivanishin and Ivan Vagner, who left for the International Space Station last April, successfully returned to Earth on Wednesday, October 21.
Astronauts kicked off a seriously crappy night on the ISS due to a busted toilet. Astronauts had another long night on deck the International Space Station, as the crew had to contend with several small concerns that were beginning to sound like a broken record.