New Measurements Made for Expansion of the Early Universe
NASA scientists suggest we may not yet understand the universe's early expansion. (more…)
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Apollo Software Engineer Receives Medal of Freedom
Engineer receives highest US honor granted to civilians. (more…)
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Impossible EM drive still being tested
Jury is still out on a fuel-less space engine widely considered to be a hoax. (more…)
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New Horizons to begin taking photos of Pluto today
Today, the New Horizons space probe is close enough to Pluto, to begin taking the first photographs of the mysterious dwarf planet. (more…)
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Did NASA pass on a superior shuttle replacement?
Sierra Nevada has challenged NASA's decision not to offer them a contract for their crew transport, the Dream Chaser. While the issue is being resolved, all work on other crew transport contracts is suspended. (more…)
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Saturn gives birth to a new moon
Latest images brought back by NASA's Cassini spacecraft have revealed what appears to be the moment of birth of Saturn's new moon. (more…)
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NASA goes open source
NASA says it will publicly releases code for many of the systems the space organization has used through the years making your DIY satellite now closer than ever. (more…)
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New dwarf planet gives a clearer picture of the outer Solar System
NASA remolds our image of the outer Solar System with the announcement of the discovery of a new dwarf planet. (more…)
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Which of these futuristic Z-2 spacesuits is the best? NASA says it’s all up to you
NASA showcases its new Z-2 spacesuit and there are three variants of it for you to choose from. (more…)
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ISS welcomes first Japanese commander
Koichi Wakata becomes the next commander of the International Space Station (ISS), the first Japanese astronaut to ever hold the position. (more…)
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Here’s what space really looks like from a perspective of an astronaut
With Oscar winner Gravity building interest in space exploration, NASA wants to show people what a day in the life of an astronaut is like. (more…)
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Joint JAXA-NASA satellite looks at rain and snow by the particle
A joint project by JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) and NASA may just make weather predictions more accurate than ever. (more…)
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NASA’s next Mars mission begins today!
NASA's MAVEN Mars orbiter launches from Cape Canaveral today, and will be analyzing the atmosphere of the red planet to uncover how the planet has changed in the past. (more…)
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Telescopes still lead search for Earth-killing asteroids
Tracking asteroids and other objects that could kill us, is still largely based on amateur and professional astronomers making chance observations with regular telescopes. (more…)
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NASA’s new probe is in Lunar orbit
NASA's LADEE probe has reached Lunar orbit after a month-long journey. It'll soon begin probing the moon's thin atmosphere and lunar dust. (more…)
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NASA’s Mars rover will continue to be operated during US shutdown
The recent 'shutdown' of all none-essential United States government departments and services has left NASA almost completely nonfunctional. [caption id="attachment_59029" align="aligncenter" width="690"] NASA's Mars Curiosity rover will continue to be operated from Earth, despite the recent federal government shutdown[/caption] (more…)
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