NASA 360 video puts you directly beneath its SLS ‘megarocket’
NASA has posted a 360-degree video of its awesome SLS rocket that could be on its way to the moon by the end of this year.
Space tourism sounds fun. But it could be terrible for the planet.
Space travel has environmental costs. For research, it might be worth it. To send Jeff Bezos, Richard Branson, and other wealthy tourists into orbit? That’s debatable. Companies including SpaceX, Virgin…
Check out the stunning view this ISS astronaut has from his ‘bedroom’
American astronaut Shane Kimbrough surely has the coolest “bedroom” of any of the crew members currently on the International Space Station.
NASA’s Mars helicopter wins prestigious space exploration award
NASA’s history-making Mars helicopter, Ingenuity, has bagged a prestigious Space Foundation award for achievements in space exploration.
NASA wants you to help it name its moon-bound manikin
NASA is sending a manikin to the moon and it wants you to help give it a name. It will fly as part of the Artemis 1 mission later this…
Watch this time-lapse of NASA assembling its mega moon rocket
NASA has shared a time-lapse showing a major engineering operation in which the main part of its next-gen moon rocket met its side boosters for the first time.
Check out this awesome 360-degree panorama of the Van Zyl Overlook on Mars
You can feel what it would be like to stand on Mars with this 360° panorama of the martian surface, captured by the NASA Perseverance rover.
This Neptune-like planet has a thick atmosphere and maybe even a tail
Oddball planet TOI-1231 b is a bit smaller than Neptune but has a substantial atmosphere, which gives it some interesting astronomical quirks.
If a scary asteroid will actually strike Earth, here’s how you’ll know
On April 13, 2029 (which happens to be Friday the 13th), something unsettling will happen. A decent-sized asteroid, the 1,100-foot-wide Apophis, will pass so close to Earth it’ll be visible…
NASA’s Ingenuity helicopter nails seventh flight on Mars
NASA’s Mars helicopter, Ingenuity, has completed its seventh flight on the red planet, taking a photo of the Martian surface during its 63-second trip.