NASA invites learners of all ages, including students and teachers who recently returned to the classroom environment, to register for a special event ahead of the upcoming launch of the James Webb Space Telescope.
‘Star Trek Fleet Command’ warps from mobile to PC (with new exclusives)
The mobile game ‘Star Trek Fleet Command’ is now available on PC and there’s new exclusives for players who download the game.
Study suggests Mars too small for long-term habitability
Researchers find a correlation between a rocky planet’s size and its ability to retain enough water for habitability.
Landsat 9 lifted atop launcher to extend unbroken environmental data record
The next Landsat observatory has been mounted on top of a United Launch Alliance Atlas 5 rocket in California for liftoff Sept. 27, continuing an unbroken record of Earth observations to track urban sprawl, water usage, tropical deforestation, retreating glaciers, and more over the last half-century.
Sodium may make asteroid Phaethon fizzle
Bubbly sodium could explain this asteroid’s cometlike behavior.
NASA, FAA Invite Media to Briefing on Air Traffic Control Updates
NASA and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will hold a virtual briefing for media Tuesday, Sept., 28 at 1 p.m. EDT to discuss efforts to improve the sustainability of aviation through the demonstration of more efficient airport operations, contributing to the Biden-Harris Administration’s efforts to tackle climate change.
Best Equipment for Aurora Photography
Looking to get into aurora photography? Here are the best cameras, lenses and tripod kits for capturing the Northern Lights.
Photos: Inspiration4 launches from Kennedy Space Center
The first all-private crew to fly into Earth orbit launched Sept. 15 from Kennedy Space Center in Florida, streaking into space on top of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket powered by nine Merlin main engines.
NASA Leadership Positions Agency for Future
NASA Administrator Bill Nelson announced Tuesday the agency is creating two new mission directorates that will best position the agency for the next 20 years.
La Palma volcano spews lava hundreds of feet in the air, but don’t expect a ‘mega-tsunami’
Thousands of tremors shook the island in the week before the eruption occurred.