This next-gen moon buggy could soon be rolling over the lunar surface
Northrop Grumman is designing an “agile and affordable” moon buggy that could be used by NASA in the upcoming Artemis lunar missions.
Check out NASA’s upgraded ‘Eyes on the Earth’ satellite tool
NASA’s brilliant “Eyes on the Earth” tool offers a great way to learn more about the vital work carried out by some of the space agency’s satellites.
Snoopy is heading to space on NASA’s Artemis I moon mission
Snoopy will head to space soon for a trip around the moon, but there are good reasons for sticking the popular character on the spacecraft.
NASA video shows you what it’s like to plunge through Venus’ atmosphere
NASA has shown what the upcoming DAVINCI mission to Venus will be facing with the release of a video visualization of the probe plunging through the atmosphere.
Hubble turns on one instrument, others remain in safe mode
Engineers at NASA are continuing work to fix the troubled Hubble Space Telescope, which is experiencing problems for the second time this year.
Watch highlights of SpaceX Crew-3’s arrival at the space station
SpaceX’s Crew-3 astronauts have arrived safely at the space station following a 10-hour rocket and spacecraft ride from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
Watch the key moments of SpaceX’s Crew-3 launch to space station
NASA and SpaceX have launched the Crew-3 astronauts to the International Space Station, lifting off from the Kennedy Space Center on Wednesday night.
Watch NASA test a small capsule for the Mars Sample Return mission
Watch NASA engineers test a small capsule that could one day bring the first samples of Mars material all the way to Earth.
NASA offers new date for crewed lunar landing as hopes for 2024 fade
NASA chief Bill Nelson says the U.S. won’t meet its 2024 target date for landing the first woman and first person of color on the moon.
SpaceX Crew-2 astronauts splash down in safe return home
SpaceX’s Crew-2 astronauts have undocked from the International Space Station and are on their way home after six months in space.