It’s not every day that a unique piece of aerospace test history comes up for sale, but members of the public now have the chance to bid for just such an item: the one-off de Havilland Canada Buffalo ...
NASA's Curiosity Mars rover is expected to resume probing the Red Planet as early as next week, after it was stalled by a short circuit. Now, engineers have identified the short in the probe's drill.
NASA’s Curiosity rover will take a break from gathering samples of the dusty Martian landscape, while engineers determine whether a short circuit damaged the robot’s arm, the space agency’s Jet ...
Whether you’re an experienced filmmaker or an enthusiastic beginner, NASA is inviting one and all to get involved in this year’s CineSpace short-film contest. Highlighted on Sunday in a post on the ...
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Sol 1,540: NASA releases video of Perseverance rover's record-breaking drive on Mars
NASA has released a short timelapse video of Perseverance's record-breaking drive on Mars, as engineers determine the rover ...
SEVILLE, Spain — NASA announced Nov. 26 that it is interested in buying a seat on a future commercial mission to the International Space Station, the latest move in the agency’s broader low Earth ...
The International Space Station as seen from a Crew Dragon spacecraft in 2021. Credit: NASA WASHINGTON — While NASA seeks to maintain an uninterrupted human presence in low Earth orbit, an agency ...
NASA’s current logo dates back to 1959. It’s sort of a mess—a wonderful, retro-nostalgic mess—that’s hard to reproduce and doesn’t scale well. In fact, NASA even changed to a different logo that ...
NASA finds short-term drop in carbon dioxide emissions from human activity during COVID-19 lockdowns
NASA researchers have spotted short-term, regional fluctuations in atmospheric carbon dioxide across the world due to emissions generated from human activity during the COVID-19 pandemic, the space ...
NASA terminated a spacewalk outside the International Space Station (ISS) today due to a spacesuit malfunction with one of the American astronauts. NASA’s Timothy Kopra and British astronaut Timothy ...
Despite more than two years of painstaking work, NASA has failed to meet the most important safety recommendations for getting space shuttles flying again following the Columbia tragedy, an oversight ...
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