Coders Save Government Data From Trump

Medicine & Technology Feb 15, 2017

More than 200 adults have come together to rescue many government data that might be erased by Trump's administration.

NASA Concentrates On Next Generation Of Structural Solid State Batteries

Feb 14, 2017

Battery backup is the most vital thing for any space craft's in a lone sky because there are no any easy way to avail any power source in case of failure until a next expensive and time-consuming space mission will conduct

NASA Awards 2 Proposals; Invests $2M For Oxygen Recovery Technologies

Feb 14, 2017

NASA has awarded two project proposals that will develop oxygen recovery technologies that will help astronauts to breathe easier in deep space.

SpaceX Tests Falcon 9 Rocket Engines For SPX10 Mission

Feb 13, 2017

SpaceX now selected Kennedy Space Center LC-39A launch site for their latest commercial launch for NASA’s cargo resupply mission to International Space Station known as SPX10 and they conduct their trial engine test yesterday before their final countdown.

NASA Sends Lander To Jupiter’s Moon Europa To Find Life

Feb 13, 2017

NASA is planning to send a lander to Europa, Jupiter's fourth biggest moon. The Lander NASA will be sending is tasked to find life.

Iridium's NEXT Satellite With NASA Will Have SpaceX Rocket To Launch Their Satellites

Feb 02, 2017

The first ever shared ride mission between NASA and Iridiums NEXT satellites will take place early this year.

Russia Slashes Budget On Its Space Agency

Jan 20, 2016

Roscosmos suffers 30% budget cut on the latest Russian budget plan.

Dawn Space Mission Sends Back More Detailed Images Of Ceres

Jan 12, 2016

NASA received more images of Ceres from the Dawn spacecraft taken at its lowest altitude yet on the dwarf planet.

NASA Weighs Ancient Galaxy Using Data From Different Telescopes

Jan 11, 2016

NASA was able to estimate the mass of IDCS 1426 through data from different telescopes and observatories.

NASA Using PlayStation VR To Practice Humanoid Control

Dec 17, 2015

NASA is using Sony's virtual reality technology to practice from-Earth space humanoid control.

Phytoplankton Bloom Puts Color In The Ocean

Dec 16, 2015

NASA took a picture of a phytoplankton bloom that put colors all over the North Atlantic Ocean.

NASA’s Dawn Spacecraft Sends Back New Images of Ceres

May 30, 2015

New images have been taken of Ceres by NASA’s Dawn spacecraft and they offer some of the best quality shots of the dwarf planet located in the asteroid belt.

Hubble Spots Collisions and Cosmic Disarray At the Center of Black Hole

May 30, 2015

When it comes to high-speed collisions, nobody here on Earth has anything on black holes. Astronomers have witnessed a new first: two high-speed knots of matter colliding in a sort of rear-end impact. They saw this after creating a time-lapse video of a super-speed jet of plasma as it shot out of a supermassive black hole. The knots of matter were inside the black hole until it blasted them out-and into each other.

NASA Begins Testing Its Next Generation Mars Lander, InSight

May 29, 2015

NASA has begun testing its latest Mars Lander, called InSight, that is set to launch from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California and land on Mars approximately six months later. Once on the surface, the mission is scheduled to last approximately two Earth years, or 720 Earth days and is expected to begin delivering data in October 2016.

NASA Orders First Ever Commercial Human Spaceflight from Boeing

May 29, 2015

Since the retirement of the shuttle program, the restoration of launching American astronauts to the International Space Station from American soil by 2017 has been a goal of NASA. Now, that goal has taken a giant leap forward as NASA has ordered its first commercial spaceflight mission from Boeing.