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NASA chooses space tourism partner for commercial ISS module

By Theunis Jansen van Rensburg
In GadgetsNASAScienceSpaceTechnology
7 years ago
NASA wants to privatize space as quickly as possible, in-line with the missions of the likes of SpaceX, Virgin Galactic and Blue Origin.

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.

NASA plans to flight bacteria-equipped balloons during the upcoming eclipse

By Bryan Smith
In NASAPopularResearchScienceSpaceTechnology
9 years ago
During August 21st's eclipse, NASA intends to flight several balloons with bacteria colonies to study how they react and change in space.

Google Street View now takes you aboard the International Space Station

By Bryan Smith
In NASAScienceSpaceTech newsTechnology
9 years ago
Google Street View has been expanded to let armchair explorers visit the International Space Station high above in Earth's orbit.

NASA's Double Asteroid Redirection Test aims to prevent 'Armageddon'

By Bryan Smith
In NASAScienceSpaceTech newsTechnology
9 years ago
NASA has announced that it is designing its Double Asteroid Redirection Test to see where it can crash a satellite into an asteroid to avert disaster.

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.

NASA intends to hand over the International Space Station to a private corporation

By Bryan Smith
In NASAScienceSpaceTech news
10 years ago
NASA has disclosed its early plans to hand over the ISS to a private corporation to fuel low-orbit ventures after its operational period ceases in 2024.

The International Space Station is set to get a parking spot for space taxis

By Bryan Smith
In NASAScienceSpaceSpaceXTech news
10 years ago
The ISS is set to receive its very own parking spot, which will be used by space taxis manufactured by the likes of Boeing and SpaceX.

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.

NASA's Juno mission arrives in Jupiter's orbit

By Bryan Smith
In NASAResearchScienceSpaceTech news
10 years ago
NASA's Juno spacecraft has successfully entered Jupiter's orbit, and arrived near the planet's North pole at 11:18PM ET.

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 Restore-L mission will develop a satellite-refuelling robotic spacecraft

By Bryan Smith
In NASAScienceSpaceTech news
10 years ago
NASA has greenlighted its Restore-L mission, which will develop and launch a robotic spacecraft that will refuel and maintain satellites.
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