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A NASA researcher is trying to prove that an aircraft design, developed decades ago, could meet today’s requirements for an atmospheric planetary probe.
NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope has captured stunning images showing the ballooning lobes of dust and gas that were blown out from the petulant star.
Tonight, look up and enjoy the independence fireworks whose colors were created in the stars.
Their compact design makes these solar arrays practical for missions in low-Earth orbit, interplanetary travel, or even for surface applications on the Moon.
NASA scientists believe that even small, shadowed craters on the Moon are cold enough to hold water molecules.
This innovative cloud-based software simulates how humans think and can quickly analyze sensor data to help keep first responders safe.
With the help of this technology spinoff, more people have been given back their right to speak.
A new vertical wind tunnel is being constructed as part of NASA Langley’s Flight Dynamics Research Facility.
Creating a space-based solar power system might be a competitive option for providing sustainable energy solutions without greenhouse gas emissions.
Researchers with HAQAST are monitoring smoke patterns over the United States.
Midsummer Day marks the midpoint of the growing season - the halfway point between planting and harvest.
During a full Moon, the Moon is opposite the Sun in the sky, so we see the full face of the Moon reflecting sunlight.
Uranus has extreme seasons because the planet’s poles experience years of constant sunlight followed by an equal number of years of complete darkness.
As NASA prepares for its Artemis missions, robots will be a crucial part of the overall plan.
Inflatable structures on the lunar surface could provide versatile living quarters, laboratories, recreational or agricultural areas, and equipment storage.
Although Americans tend to spend more money on Mom, Father’s Day has become the busiest telephone day of the year.
If you’re interested in licensing a NASA invention, visit the NASA Technology Transfer program online and browse the entire portfolio.
After ten months in orbit, NASA’s Starling spacecraft have successfully demonstrated their primary objectives.
A NASA team is pitching baseballs to study the complex forces of air in order to design better aircraft and rockets.
Without Earth’s gravity, both bone and muscle become smaller and weaker, so exercise is a critical part of maintaining healthy bones and muscles in space.
Copper-based alloys developed at NASA’s Glenn Research Center have specific strength and thermal performance, making them perfect for additive manufacturing.
The detailed maps of the lunar surface created by Clementine proved that even a technology demonstration could accomplish significant science.
NASA’s Psyche spacecraft passed its six-month checkup with a clean bill of health.
For the past ten years, GPM has measured precipitation as it falls from the clouds to the ground across the planet.
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