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BioSentinel is one million miles away from Earth, orbiting the Sun. NASA invites the public to follow BioSentinel’s journey by virtually riding along with the CubeSat using a real-time 3D simulator. Full report from NASA: Read More
Continue readingImagine requesting an air taxi by app, like you do now with Uber or Lyft, to travel to your local airport – you could be soaring above road traffic and arrive much faster than driving. Full report from NASA: Read More
Continue readingWith 2023 on the horizon, join us as we look back at the highlights of 2022 at NASA’s Ames Research Center in California’s Silicon Valley. Full report from NASA: Read More
Continue readingNASA’s Eyes on the Solar System web-based visualization tool lets you “see” the SmallSat as it journeys to the Moon and seeks out water ice in the darkest craters there. Full report from NASA: Read More
Continue readingWinning NASA Technologies Land Spacecraft, Share Agency Innovations Full report from NASA: Read More
Continue readingWhen the Orion spacecraft returns from the Artemis I deep-space mission on Sunday, Dec. 11, it will make quite a splash – in the ocean, but also for humanity’s return to the Moon. Full report from NASA: Read More
Continue readingNASA’s now-retired Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy (SOFIA) aircraft will find a permanent home in the Pima Air & Space Museum in Tucson, Arizona. The airplane is expected to make its final flight from NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center in Palmdale, California, to Tucson on Tuesday, Dec. 13. Full report from NASA: Read More
Continue readingA biology experiment called BioNutrients is testing a way to use microorganisms to produce nutrients – off Earth and on demand – that will be critical for human health in space. Full report from NASA: Read More
Continue readingJoin NASA and its partners in celebrating Computer Science Education Week from Dec. 5-11 by learning more about what computer science means to NASA and how students can get involved. Full report from NASA: Read More
Continue readingThe small satellite will search for water ice in permanently shadowed craters at the Moon’s South Pole, using an orbit only one other spacecraft has employed. Full report from NASA: Read More
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