NASA Now Delivers EPIC Views Of Earth Daily
The images of Earth are captured by a camera 1 million miles away.
Interstellar Space Travel: Antimatter-Powered Rockets Could Make It A Reality
Space travel today is just too slow, so one rocket scientist is developing technology that could send humans to Mars in a matter of weeks.
NASA, Israel Space Agency Sign Agreement To Expand Space Cooperation For 'Peaceful Use'
NASA and Israel have previously conducted several joint experiments in the field of climate and microgravity research.
NASA Mars Mission: Space Agency Unveils 3-Stage Plan To Send Astronauts To The Red Planet
Sending humans to the red planet would involve crossing three "thresholds," the space agency said, in a new report. NASA aims to establish "Earth independent" habitats on Mars as early as the 2030s.
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Pluto's Mysterious Stunning Blue Sky And A Hint Of Water Ice In New Horizons' Latest Photos
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Mars Ice House: A 3D-Printed Igloo Bags First Prize In NASA's Mars Habitat Contest
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New Horizons Reveals Charon's Gigantic Canyon And A Battered, Complex Surface
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NASA Shows Off BRUIE, The Drone That Will Look For Life On Europa, In New Arctic Video
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Pluto's Scaly, 'Snakeskin' Terrain Revealed In Latest Photos By New Horizons
The surface feature, containing several snakeskin-like structures, has been informally named "Tartarus Dorsa," after a region of the underworld in Greek mythology.
Do Aliens Exist? Renowned NASA Scientist Says 'No One's Out There'
"The evidence says no one's out there," said world-renowned NASA scientist William Borucki.
New Horizons' Latest, And Best, Photos Of Pluto Show A Bewildering Complexity Of Surface Features
"If an artist had painted this Pluto before our flyby, I probably would have called it over the top," New Horizons Principal Investigator Alan Stern said in a statement released Thursday.
New Horizons' Next Target Lies A Billion Miles From Pluto
After completing a historic flyby of the dwarf planet Pluto last month, the New Horizons spacecraft is now headed to the dark and icy Kuiper Belt.
NASA Starts Human Isolation Experiment To Test Astronauts' Ability To Survive On Mars
Each participant will have a small room containing a sleeping cot and desk.
American Astronauts Enjoy Recycled Urine Beverages While In Space
American astronauts drink recycled urine while aboard the International Space Station, but the Russian crews, who also inhabit the station, do not.
NASA's Unmanned Voyages To Neptune, Uranus Could Be Only Major Deep Space Exploration After Pluto Mission
Public interest in the Pluto fly-by earlier this year has NASA mulling new plans.
NASA Testing 'Ferrari' Rocket Engine That Will Someday Launch Humans To Mars [WATCH VIDEO]
It was a static fire test mimicking an actual launch, firing 512,000 pounds of thrust for 535 seconds.
China's Ozone Pollution Is Posing A Threat To The US
The incoming ozone pollution from China is hindering the attempts the country has been making to cut ozone emissions in recent years.
NASA Astronauts Will Eat Space-Grown Lettuce For The First Time On International Space Station
Leftover lettuce will be repackaged and sent to Earth for further analysis.
Space Station Astronauts Prepare To Feast On Space-Grown Vegetables
"Tomorrow we'll eat the anticipated veggie harvest," International Space Station crew member Scott Kelly tweeted, in anticipation of the feast.
Astronauts To Test Leafy Greens Grown On Space Station For First Time
Scientists expect the “Veggie” technology to be a key source of food for crew members during long-haul space missions.
CERN Scientists Test Superconducting Magnetic Shields To Protect Astronauts From Cosmic Rays
Scientists at CERN are testing a superconductor-based magnetic shielding technology to protect astronauts from radiation during deep space missions.
NASA Signs $490M Contract With Russia To Fly Astronauts To The International Space Station
NASA Administrator Charles Bolden accused Congress of failing to fund its commercial crew program, which would have made the space agency self-reliant.
NASA's Robotic Arm To Crank Out Rocket Parts, Rovers And Other Big Composites [VIDEO]
The 21-foot robotic arm travels up and down a 40-foot track, shooting carbon fibers out of 16 spools that are heated as they're released.
NASA Honors Fallen Astronauts From Challenger And Columbia In New 'Forever Remembered' Exhibit
A total of 14 astronauts died in the Challenger and Columbia accidents.
Greetings To The Universe: Listen To The Sound Of The Voyager Golden Record
NASA has released high-quality versions of the sounds carried by the "golden records" aboard the Voyager probes launched in 1977.
NASA Hopes Wind-Powered Drones Will Navigate Jupiter, Saturn And Other Celestial Bodies
The space agency would used the drones to study weather patterns on gas planets, researchers say.
NASA's Kepler Mission Discovers Kepler-452b, Planet With 'Substantial Opportunity' To Support Life
Dubbed Kepler-452b, the planet has had "substantial opportunity for life to arise," NASA said.
Lunar Missions Could Make Mars Trips Affordable
Scientists and astronomers have long believed that before mankind can undertake a voyage to Mars, another trip to the moon is imperative.
Let's Celebrate The Apollo 11 Anniversary And Look To The Future Of NASA
Space exploration is having quite the moment.
International Space Station Crew Commemorates 40th Anniversary Of US-Russia 'Handshake In Space'
The docking of NASA's Apollo capsule and the Soviet Union's Soyuz spacecraft marked a historic detente between the two adversaries.
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