NASA’s Jaclyn Kagey Leads Preparation for Artemis Moonwalks
Jaclyn Kagey directs NASA’s lunar surface activities planning, enhancing astronaut safety and spacesuit design for Artemis missions to the Moon’s South Pole
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NASA Develops New Material to Withstand Molten Moon Dust for Lunar Resource Extraction
NASA researchers have created a heat-resistant material capable of surviving molten lunar dust, supporting future technologies to extract metals and oxygen from Moon rocks
NASA Realigns Agency Structure to Accelerate Artemis and Space Missions
NASA announces an agencywide reorganization to enhance mission focus, streamline operations, and advance priorities under the National Space Policy, including Artemis and Moon Base…
NASA to Open Competition for Jet Propulsion Laboratory Management Contract
NASA will compete the contract to manage the Jet Propulsion Laboratory for the first time since 1958, aiming to enhance efficiency and mission performance
NASA Armstrong Crews Maintain Diverse Aircraft Fleet for Ongoing Missions
NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center maintenance teams ensure readiness and safety across a varied fleet supporting aeronautics research and science campaigns
Webb Telescope Reveals Rapid Emergence of Massive Star Clusters in M51 Galaxy
Observations of the M51 galaxy by NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope show that massive star clusters form and exit their birth clouds faster than…
NASA to Broadcast Roscosmos Spacewalk Outside ISS on May 27
NASA will livestream a spacewalk by two Roscosmos cosmonauts performing maintenance and experiments outside the International Space Station
NASA Invites Creators to Share Stories on Artemis and Space Innovation
NASA is seeking filmmakers, writers, and other creatives to partner on storytelling projects about Artemis Moon missions, nuclear propulsion, and aerospace advancements
SpaceX Tests Upgraded Super Heavy-Starship with Mixed Engine Results
SpaceX launched its more powerful Super Heavy-Starship rocket, testing new engines and systems despite some engine failures during ascent and booster return
NASA Swears In Matt Anderson as 16th Deputy Administrator
Matt Anderson was sworn in as NASA’s deputy administrator to support the agency’s leadership and national space policy execution