Artemis III SLS Boosters Shipped to Kennedy Space Center
The eight booster motor segments for NASA's Artemis III Space Launch System rocket have been transported from Utah to Florida for assembly at Kennedy…
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NASA Collaborates with PickNik to Advance Robotic Intelligence for Space Missions
NASA and PickNik have partnered to develop advanced robotic software enabling autonomous spacecraft tasks, which also benefits commercial industries like automotive and construction
NASA and NOAA to Host Joint Session on Commercial Satellite Data at AMS Symposium
NASA and NOAA will co-host a session at the 23rd Operational Environmental Satellite Systems Symposium in 2027, focusing on advancements in commercial satellite data…
NASA Awards $450 Million Construction Contract for California Centers
NASA has awarded a $450 million contract for facility construction and modernization work at Armstrong Flight Research Center and Ames Research Center in California
Curiosity Rover Freewheels Toward Yardang Unit on Mars
NASA's Curiosity rover continues southward across Gale Crater toward the wind-sculpted Yardang unit, conducting geological analyses and environmental monitoring along the way
NASA’s TEMPO Tracks Daily Nitrogen Dioxide and Ozone Over Northeast US
NASA’s TEMPO satellite provided hourly air pollution data revealing daily nitrogen dioxide patterns that contribute to ground-level ozone formation along the New York–Washington corridor
NASA Develops CloudCube Radar to Advance Cloud and Precipitation Studies
NASA’s CloudCube is a compact multifrequency radar that probes clouds with three radar signals to better understand precipitation and cloud microphysics
NASA Educators Advance Land Cover Data Use in Classrooms Through GLOBE Program
NASA-supported educators refined student engagement with land cover satellite data, enhancing research initiatives and curriculum integration via the GLOBE Mission Earth project
NASA Webb Reveals Strongest Evidence Yet for Black Hole Stars
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has identified compelling spectral evidence from a distant “little red dot” confirming it as a black hole star surrounded…
Jim Irons Honored with Pecora Award for Landsat Contributions
Jim Irons, former Landsat project scientist at NASA, receives the William T. Pecora Award for his leadership and advocacy in advancing long-term Earth observation…