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NASA's chief is taking to the skies over Alabama's football stadium this weekend, bringing space agency exhibits and inspiration to thousands of fans. The free public event is part of a nationwide tour connecting Americans with the future of flight and space exploration.
Scientists just solved one of the biggest challenges for living on the Moon: batteries that survive brutal cold without freezing. The breakthrough could power everything from astronaut emergency kits to rovers exploring the darkest lunar craters.
NASA just chose three missions to find underground caves, hidden ice, and track dangers on the Moon to prepare for humanity's first lunar base. The discoveries will help astronauts survive on the Moon and pave the way for Mars exploration.
Every rock sample and discovery from NASA's Artemis Moon missions will now be freely shared with scientists worldwide, thanks to a groundbreaking agreement signed by 71 countries. The commitment transforms how humanity explores space together.
Every discovery from NASA's Artemis Moon missions will be freely shared with scientists worldwide, thanks to a historic agreement signed by 71 nations. NASA just showed partner countries exactly how to make that promise real.
The United States has officially invited India to help build humanity's next lunar outpost, marking a historic milestone in space collaboration. Indian astronauts could walk on the Moon alongside American crew members as the two nations deepen their partnership beyond Earth.
When NASA scrapped its Gateway space station earlier this year, the HALO module could have gathered dust in a warehouse. Instead, Northrop Grumman is breathing new life into the technology to help astronauts reach the moon faster.
NASA just delivered a navigation system smaller than a shoebox that will help astronauts and rovers explore the Moon's South Pole in 2028. The tiny device uses regular GPS signals from Earth to guide spacecraft nearly 240,000 miles away.
After stargazing from Afghanistan, Ike Theriot went from soldier to the NASA engineer preparing astronauts to walk on the Moon again. His journey shows how determination and mentorship are building the next generation of space explorers.
NASA just unveiled its first major new wind tunnel in more than four decades, a cutting-edge facility that will help put humans back on the Moon. The Flight Dynamics Research Facility at Virginia's Langley Research Center marks a major upgrade in America's aerospace testing capabilities.
NASA's historic Mississippi test facility that helped humans reach the Moon in the 1960s is firing back to life for the next generation of lunar missions. Blue Origin will test its New Glenn rocket at the legendary site starting this fall.
NASA is recruiting volunteers to spend a year simulating life on Mars and the Moon, combining space travel and surface living in two high-tech habitats in Houston. Participants will help shape future missions without ever leaving Earth.