NASA Research Reveals That Space Electrons Do A Dance, Can Cause Cosmic Events Like Auroras
The irregular dance done by electrons can cause magnetic reconnection and events like auroras.
NASA Sea Ice And Glacier Mapping News: 2017 One Of The Best Years For Data
NASA finished up sea ice and glacier mapping in early May, and it was one of its best years for data collection.
NASA News: Researchers Discover Source Of Flashes Coming Off Of Earth And Going Into Space
One of NASA's cameras caught flashes happening on Earth from water in the atmosphere.
NASA Photos: Images From 200th Spacewalk, Past Space Station Walks
NASA conducted its 200th spacewalk Friday, take a look at some photos from past walks.
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NASA Spacecraft Dawn Loses Wheel Critical To Navigation
The Dawn spacecraft observing Ceres lost the function of one of its reaction wheels.
Today's Google Doodle: Honoring Cassini Spacecraft Dive Between Saturn's Rings
The Google Doodle today honors the Cassini spacecraft's grand finale.
Watch Live: President Trump Video Call To Space Station NASA Astronaut Peggy Whitson
President Donald Trump and daughter Ivanka will make a video call to NASA astronaut Peggy Whitson on the International Space Station.
NASA Rocket Launch Live Stream: Watch First 360-Degree Launch Broadcast
NASA is going to broadcast a "pads-eye view" of Tuesday's launch.
Are Genetically Modified Astronauts Key To Colonizing Mars?
Some think the only way for humans to survive in space is to genetically modify them.
Apollo 13 Story: Jim Lovell On How Mission Changed From Moon Landing To Survival
Nearing the anniversary of the Apollo 13 mission, NASA Capt. Jim Lovell reflects on the historic trip to space.
NASA New Discoveries: Saturn, Jupiter Moons May Be Able To Support Life
NASA announced its blockbuster new discovery about Enceladus on Thursday.
Is 'Star Wars' Planet 'Tatooine' A Realistic Place To Host Life?
Exo-planets with two suns may be able to host life, much like 'Tatooine' in Star Wars.
NASA Apollo 13 Launch Photos: This Day In History
In 1970 on April 11, the Apollo 13 mission took off for space, unaware of the dangers to come.
NASA Saturn Mission News Conference Live Stream: Cassini 'Grand Finale' Preview
NASA will preview the final months of the Cassini spacecraft and its Saturn mission in a news conference.
NASA's Cassini Will Burn Up In Saturn's Atmosphere In 'Grand Finale': Images From Its Mission
NASA's Cassini spacecraft has spent two decades traveling to and studying Saturn, soon it will burn up in the planet's atmosphere.
NASA News: The New Horizons Spacecraft Just Hit A Flyby Milestone
NASA's New Horizons spacecraft just hit a big milestone on its trip to deep space.
NASA Live Stream: Watch Peggy Whitson Historic Spacewalk On International Space Station
NASA Expedition 50 members, Shane Kimbrough and Peggy Whitson, are doing a spacewalk Thursday morning on the International Space Station.
9 Stunning Photos From Space From NASA Images Library
NASA's Image and Video Library is full of thousands of stunning images of space.
How Are Stars Born? In The Wind Coming From A Supermassive Black Hole
In the winds rushing away from a supermassive black hole are all the right ingredients for new stars to be born.
NASA News: Climate Time Machine Feature Shows Just How Earth Has Changed
NASA's climate change time machine shows how sea ice, CO2, temperature and sea level rise have changed over time due to climate change.
Sea Ice Levels In Arctic, Antarctic Hit Record Winter Lows, NASA Says
Low levels of sea ice in the Arctic break another record, according to NASA.
NASA Is Going To Put Data On Laser Beam To Send Information From Space To Earth
The new NASA laser communication system is expected to begin in 2019.
Trump, NASA Mars Mission: Elon Musk Says Bill Won't Get U.S. To Red Planet
President Trump signed the NASA Authorization Act on Tuesday, but SpaceX founder Elon Musk doesn't believe the bill will do much for the future of space exploration, including trips to Mars.
The Amount Of Space Debris Orbiting Earth Is Dangerous And Total Garbage
There’s a lot of garbage flying around the Earth, and that space debris is traveling 10 times faster than a bullet.
NASA's New Atomic Clock Will Help Guide Spacecrafts
The new atomic clock allows for "one-way" tracking and travel.
Little Robot On A Mission To Mars? NASA Makes A Friend For The Mars Rover
This cute little robot can squeeze into tight spaces and get over some rough terrain on Mars, so it might go as a helper to the rover.
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