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- Oct- 2021 -13 OctoberScience
NASA Is Preparing for the Ravages of Climate Change
When Hurricane Ida made landfall in August, it buffeted NASA’s Michoud Assembly Facility in New Orleans with rain and strong…
Read More » - 6 OctoberScience
Astronomers Get Ready to Probe Europa’s Hidden Ocean for Life
Beyond Mars and the asteroid belt, half a billion miles from the sun, the solar system might seem frigid, bleak,…
Read More » - 6 OctoberEurope
World Space Week celebrates women pursing careers in space
This year”s World Space Week is celebrating women in space. Pioneer Loredana Bessone joined the European Space Agency in 1990.…
Read More » - Sep- 2021 -22 SeptemberScience
NASA’s NIAC Program Gives a Sneak Peek at the Future of Space Travel
From Star Trek-like medical scanners to concepts for off-planet agriculture like in The Expanse, science fiction has often inspired actual…
Read More » - 15 SeptemberScience
SpaceX’s All-Civilian Inspiration4 Crew Readies for Launch
“We’ve been doing one of the largest fundraising efforts, acknowledging the responsibility we have here on Earth,” Isaacson said at…
Read More » - 10 SeptemberScience
The Dark Asteroid Ryugu Finally Comes Into the Light
Hayabusa2 also provided the researchers with unique opportunities to observe the asteroid at multiple angles, including hard-to-get images taken at…
Read More » - 2 SeptemberScience
Second Try’s a Charm: NASA’s Perseverance Drills a Mars Rock
As the Perseverance rover drilled into a rock on Wednesday to collect a sample from Jezero Crater on Mars, Justin…
Read More » - Aug- 2021 -27 AugustScience
Titan’s Strange Chemical World Gets Simulated in Tiny Tubes
The landscape of Titan, Saturn’s largest moon, is both familiar and super strange. Like Earth, Titan has rivers, lakes, clouds,…
Read More » - 19 AugustScience
The Next Big Challenge for Lunar Astronauts? Moon Dust
As NASA and private space companies prepare to send equipment—and eventually astronauts—back to the moon, they are facing a nearly…
Read More » - 17 AugustProduct Reviews
NASA’s Lucy Mission Gets Ready to Fly by the Trojan Asteroids
The Lucy mission gets its moniker from the fossilized partial skeleton of an early human ancestor, Australopithecus afarensis, discovered in…
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