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NASA Chief Wants 10 Missions for Price of One Big Probe
Innovation11h ago

NASA Chief Wants 10 Missions for Price of One Big Probe

NASA's science director revealed an ambitious plan to launch multiple smaller space missions instead of waiting years for billion-dollar spacecraft. The shift could mean more discoveries across our solar system happening faster than ever before.

Ars Technica Science3 min read
NASA Picks Astrolab's Lunar Rover for 4 Science Missions
Global News1d ago

NASA Picks Astrolab's Lunar Rover for 4 Science Missions

A private space company is about to send the first commercial lunar rover to the Moon carrying four NASA experiments that could unlock secrets about future moon bases. The mission launches later this year, marking a new era of public-private space exploration.

SpaceNews3 min read
NASA Seeks Partners for Mars Network Ready by 2030
Innovation5d ago

NASA Seeks Partners for Mars Network Ready by 2030

NASA just invited companies to help build a groundbreaking telecommunications network around Mars, bringing us closer to sustained human exploration of the Red Planet. The agency wants the system operational by 2030 to support science missions and future astronauts.

NASA2 min read
NASA Preps Moon Mission After Record Year in Space
InnovationJan 21

NASA Preps Moon Mission After Record Year in Space

For the first time in over 50 years, humans are heading back to the Moon. NASA launched 15 science missions, flew two crewed flights, and rolled out the Artemis II spacecraft in just one year.

Google News - Science2 min read
NASA Rolls Out Artemis II Moon Rocket After Record Year
InnovationJan 20

NASA Rolls Out Artemis II Moon Rocket After Record Year

For the first time in over 50 years, humans are preparing to journey around the Moon. NASA rolled out its massive Artemis II rocket this weekend, capping a year that saw 15 science missions launch and American space exploration surge forward.

NASA2 min read