NASA’s Artemis II Sets New Streaming Records
The Artemis II mission has captivated global audiences, achieving record-breaking viewership and engagement across various platforms during its historic lunar journey.
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Understanding Muscle Atrophy in Microgravity: Insights from Iowa State University
Research at Iowa State University reveals how microgravity affects muscle health, with implications for astronauts and patients on Earth.
NASA Advances Cryocoupler Technology for In-Space Refueling
NASA and L3Harris have tested a new cryocoupler designed to facilitate in-orbit spacecraft refueling, a critical advancement for future deep space missions.
NASA Reveals Winners of the 2026 Human Lander Challenge
The 2026 Human Lander Challenge has concluded, showcasing innovative student solutions for life support systems in lunar landers, crucial for NASA's Artemis program.
NASA Develops AI Medic for Deep-Space Missions
NASA is testing an AI clinical decision support system, the Crew Medical Officer Digital Assistant (CMO-DA), to assist astronauts with medical issues during deep-space missions.
Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope Arrives at Kennedy Space Center Ahead of Launch
NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope has reached the Kennedy Space Center, marking a significant milestone in its prelaunch preparations, now set for August 30, 2026.
NASA’s Next-Gen Lunar Rovers Set for Deployment Ahead of Artemis Missions
NASA has selected Astrolab and Lunar Outpost to develop lunar terrain vehicles for the Moon Base program, aiming for delivery by late 2027.
Orion’s Journey: Insights from Artemis II and NASA’s Future Missions
Following the successful Artemis II mission, NASA's Orion spacecraft has set the stage for future lunar and Martian explorations, showcasing critical advancements in space travel.
NASA Expands Earth Observation Capabilities with New Commercial Satellite Data Contracts
NASA's Commercial Satellite Data Acquisition program has awarded contracts to eight new data providers, enhancing the agency's Earth science research capabilities.
Signs of Thaw in the Bering Sea
Recent satellite imagery reveals the seasonal transition in the Bering Sea, highlighting the melting of sea ice and increased sediment flow from rivers.
