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NASA will purposefully destroy its Juno spacecraft to avoid pollution

By Bryan Smith
In NASAScienceSpaceTech news
10 years ago
NASA has revealed that it will purposefully send its Juno spacecraft to its death in Jupiter's atmosphere to avoid polluting space or nearby planets.

Boeing has delayed its Starliner test flight until 2022

By Theunis Jansen van Rensburg
In NASAPopularScienceSpaceSpaceXTechnology
5 years ago
NASA has announced that it has pushed back the launch of its Orbital Flight – Test 2 until 2022, as it continues finding technical issues on the Boeing Starliner spacecraft.

Kepler confirms discovery of 1,284 new exoplanets

By Bryan Smith
In NASAScienceSpaceTech news
10 years ago
NASA has confirmed that over 1,248 new exoplanets have been discovered and now verified by its Kepler spacecraft.

NASA is funding the Titan seaplane for space exploration

By Theunis Jansen van Rensburg
In NASAScienceSpaceTechnology
4 years ago
Titan Air, a seaplane that could both fly through the nitrogen-and-methane atmosphere of Saturn's moon Titan, has received NASA funding.

We’re one step closer to understanding why we get sick in space

By Theunis Jansen van Rensburg
In NASAScienceSpaceTechnology
6 years ago
There are health degeneration issues that afflict the human body in space, which needs to be solved for prolonged space flight.

SpaceX and NASA launches satellite that will crash into an asteroid

By Theunis Jansen van Rensburg
In NASAScienceSpaceXTechnology
5 years ago
The Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) launches on November 23rd, which will try to change the course of an asteroid by crashing into it.

Curiosity finds evidence of Mars' once oxygen-rich atmosphere

By Bryan Smith
In NASAResearchScienceSpaceTech news
10 years ago
NASA's Curiosity rover has found evidence on Mars that the planet once bore an oxygen-rich atmosphere similar to that of Earth's.

NASA's Curiosity rover sends back new, otherworldly images from Mars

By Bryan Smith
In NASAResearchScienceSpaceTech news
10 years ago
NASA's Curiosity Rover has beamed back new images from Mars, showing off the rocky formations found in the Murray Buttes region of the red planet.

Jupiter is stunning in James Webb’s latest images

By Theunis Jansen van Rensburg
In NASAScienceSpaceTechnology
4 years ago
Nasa’s James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has captured stunning new images of the largest planet in the solar system, Jupiter.

NASA delays astronaut mission to the moon to 2026

By Theunis Jansen van Rensburg
In NASAScienceSpaceTechnology
2 years ago
NASA has announced a revised timeline for its Artemis missions. Artemis 2 is now planned to send astronauts to the moon in April 2026.

NASA unveils new space suits for its Artemis missions

By Bryan Smith
In GadgetsNASAPopularScienceSpace
7 years ago
NASA has unveiled new spacesuits and crewsuits for its Artemis missions, which will carry astronauts safely to the surface of the moon in 2024.

Boeing’s new VR simulator will train astronauts

By Theunis Jansen van Rensburg
In NASAScienceSpaceTechnology
6 years ago
Boeing is planning to use a new VR simulator to train the astronauts for its upcoming mission to fly astronauts to the ISS.
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