NASA Invites Public to Help Identify Star-Forming Clumps in Galaxies
NASA and ESA’s Euclid telescope images reveal clumpy galaxies with star-forming regions, and volunteers can assist machine learning efforts to analyze them
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ESA and NASA Astronauts Monitor SpaceX Dragon Docking at ISS
ESA's Sophie Adenot and NASA's Jack Hathaway oversee the SpaceX Dragon cargo spacecraft's automated docking to the International Space Station from the station’s cupola…
NASA Selects Two Firms to Develop Moon Buggies for Lunar Base
NASA awards $440 million to Astrolab and Lunar Outpost to build advanced lunar rovers for its upcoming moon base near the lunar south pole
NASA Advances Mobile Wastewater Treatment for Lunar Habitats
NASA tests a mobile wastewater facility at the University of North Dakota to advance sustainable life support for future Moon and Mars missions
NASA Opens Research Access for Space Roboticist Challenge on Robotic Arm Mission
NASA invites qualified U.S. researchers to propose experiments using a robotic arm aboard the Fly Foundational Robots mission in low Earth orbit
June 2026 Skywatching Guide: Venus-Jupiter Conjunction and Summer Solstice
NASA outlines key skywatching events in June 2026, including a Venus-Jupiter conjunction, a lunar occultation of Venus, Mercury’s appearance, and the summer solstice
NASA Invites Media to Cover Roman Telescope Arrival at Kennedy Space Center
NASA invites credentialed U.S. media to witness the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope’s arrival at Kennedy Space Center before launch preparations
NASA Awards $8.4M Contract to Modify Aircraft for Lunar Gravity Tests
NASA has contracted Denmar Technical Services to modify a Boeing 737 for lunar-gravity flights supporting Artemis astronaut suit validation
NASA’s Scott Wray Leads Artemis Spacewalk Training for Lunar Missions
Scott Wray, NASA’s Artemis EVA training lead, develops new spacewalk techniques and tools to prepare astronauts for lunar surface operations after 50 years
NASA Satellites Capture Gravity Waves from Super Typhoon Sinlaku
Satellites observed gravity waves radiating into the upper atmosphere as Super Typhoon Sinlaku rapidly intensified over the North Pacific in April 2026