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In response to NASA's call for support in developing a moon base, Redwire is renewing its focus on lunar landers and power systems, signaling a strategic pivot.
A full-scale mock-up of a crew cabin for a future lunar lander has been established at NASA, aimed at enhancing training and testing for the Artemis program.
NASA's advanced radar technology is revealing that Mexico City is sinking at a rate of up to 2cm per month, raising concerns among experts about the implications for the metropolis.
As satellite imagery technology progresses, leaders from the Republic of the Marshall Islands are exploring its potential to improve operations in remote areas.
Recent observations have highlighted a remarkable display of atmospheric activity off the coast of Peter I Island in West Antarctica.
In May 2026, NASA Ames Science Directorate acknowledged the exceptional work of four scientists: Lora Jovanavić, Tammy Moore, Frances Donovan, and Jaden Ta.
A NASA Pilatus PC-12 aircraft will now be stationed at the Armstrong Flight Research Center, aiming to bolster the agency's flight research initiatives.
Recent advancements in data fusion techniques are improving our understanding of temperature variations on Mars, which is vital for future in-situ resource utilization efforts.
NASA has released a new article discussing recent advancements in scientific research. This article provides insights into ongoing projects and future directions.
NASA will hold a public information session on May 13 at the Wallops Visitor Center, providing an opportunity for community engagement regarding the facility's activities.
Hybrid constellations are redefining the landscape of space services by integrating communications and imagery, exemplified by innovations like Space42.
Eutelsat and Station Satcom have entered a multi-year agreement aimed at expanding LEO connectivity services for maritime operations, leveraging OneWeb's satellite technology.
As recent lunar missions illustrate, the finite nature of resources on Earth calls for a shift towards sustainable practices akin to those used in space travel.
A look at how nature flourishes in bombed landscapes, from London's WWII scars to recent destruction in Ukraine, showcasing its remarkable recovery.
A recent study reveals that increased solar emissions can accelerate the fall of space debris, potentially enhancing satellite collision forecasts.
Recent observations indicate that the Shivelyuch volcano in Russia is experiencing near-constant activity, with melting snow reported.
A new CPR simulator has been created to tackle the unique challenges of cardiac emergencies in space, particularly during manned missions to the moon and Mars.
In a remarkable achievement, volunteers participating in NASA's Backyard Worlds: Planet 9 project have doubled the known population of brown dwarfs, contributing over 3,000 new discoveries over the past decade.
In a significant effort to enhance STEM education, 38 educators from Virginia's Tidewater region are partnering with local organizations, including the Elizabeth River Project.
As NASA considers adjustments to its support for commercial space stations, Voyager Technologies is prepared for any shifts that may arise in the development of Starlab.