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A Natural Planetary Defense Against Solar Storms
Planetary shields up: solar storms inbound… Researchers at NASA’s Goddard Spaceflight Center and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have identified…
Zoom! Morpheus Robot Skitters Across Sky Before Touching Down Near Target
And we have a big foom and a big flight! The Morpheus prototype lander, which is intended to see how…
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ISS, NASA and US National Security dependent on Russian & Ukrainian Rocketry Amidst Crimean Crisis
The International Space Station (ISS) in low Earth orbit The sole way for every American and station partner astronaut to…
Astronaut Bill Pogue, Dead At 84, Took Part In Longest Manned Mission Of His Time
As the International Space Station prepares to host its first one-year visit next year, it's worth remembering that NASA didn't…
SOFIA Snapshots: Jupiter And Starbirth Among Achievements For Observatory Facing Sidelines
Just weeks after becoming fully operational, the Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy (SOFIA) is facing storage in 2015. The airborne observatory…
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BUDGET 2015: Flying SOFIA Telescope To Be Shelved For ‘Higher-Priority’ Programs Like Cassini
NASA is prepared to axe an airborne telescope to keep "higher-priority" programs such as the Saturn Cassini mission going, according…
BUDGET 2015: Ukraine Crisis Not Disrupting Russian Soyuz Flights, NASA Admin Says
Astronauts are expected to leave the International Space Station on schedule next week, and training continues on the ground, despite…
China’s Yutu Moon Rover Unable to Properly Maneuver Solar Panels
This time-lapse color panorama from China’s Chang’e-3 lander shows the Yutu rover at two different positions during its trek over…
Relive Apollo 9’s Moon Lander Test 45 Years Ago Through Incredible NASA Images
Hard to believe the decades fly by so fast. It was 45 years ago today that the crew of Apollo…
Neil Armstrong’s Name Now Graces A NASA Research Center In California
Neil Armstrong -- the first man on the moon, who died in 2012 -- will now be the namesake of…