NASA Engineer Develops Safety Systems for Artemis II Moon Mission
Nicholas Houghton designs and tests vital crew survival systems for NASA’s Orion spacecraft used in the Artemis II mission around the Moon
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NASA Astronaut Jessica Meir Joins SpaceX Crew-12 Mission to ISS
Jessica Meir launched to the International Space Station in February 2026 as part of NASA's SpaceX Crew-12 mission alongside international crew members
NASA’s Hubble Survey Supports Roman Telescope’s Galactic Bulge Study
A large Hubble survey of the Milky Way’s galactic bulge aims to enhance upcoming observations by NASA’s Roman Space Telescope, improving the study of…
NASA Appoints Brian Hughes as Senior Director of Launch Operations
Brian Hughes returns to NASA to lead launch operations at Kennedy Space Center and Wallops Flight Facility, focusing on strategic oversight and expanding launch…
Astronaut Captures Milky Way and Earth’s Atmospheric Glow from Space Station
NASA astronaut Chris Williams photographed the Milky Way rising above Earth’s airglow from the International Space Station in April 2026
NASA Advances Regenerative Fuel Cell for Lunar Energy Storage
NASA is testing a rechargeable regenerative fuel cell system designed to store energy on the Moon, supporting future Artemis missions
NASA Partners with Industry to Develop Advanced Spaceflight Processors
NASA and Microchip Technology collaborate on next-generation processors offering over 100 times current computing power for future space missions
NASA’s Psyche Spacecraft Images Mars Ahead of Gravity Assist Flyby
NASA’s Psyche mission captured detailed images of Mars on May 3, 2026, as it approached the planet for a gravity assist maneuver to accelerate…
NASA Engineer Anton Kiriwas Plays Key Role in Artemis Moon Missions
Anton Kiriwas, senior technical integration manager at NASA, oversees ground systems to ensure successful spacecraft launches for the Artemis lunar program
NASA, SpaceX Target Mid-May Launch for ISS Resupply Mission
SpaceX’s 34th Commercial Resupply Mission will deliver over 6,500 pounds of experiments, equipment, and supplies to the International Space Station