Research, discovery, space, energy systems, and the breakthroughs redrawing what is possible.
Researchers from UNSW Sydney have identified dozens of candidate exoplanets using a novel method that detects gravitational tugs in binary systems, a technique capable of finding worlds traditional transit surveys often miss.
For fifty years, the durable aluminium sphere has provided critical data on Earth's shape, gravity field, and crustal movements using laser ranging technology.
Janet Petro, who joined the agency in 2007 and served as acting administrator earlier this year, leaves behind a legacy of transforming the centre into a premier multi-user spaceport.
The Artemis II crew, comprising three NASA astronauts and one Canadian Space Agency astronaut, joined Nasdaq Chair and CEO Adena T. Friedman to ring the closing bell following their nearly 10-day mission around the Moon.
NASA technicians have installed new ground support equipment to maintain the stringent cleanliness requirements necessary for the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope's final processing.
A new online challenge for teenagers and open volunteer projects run from June to September, offering hands-on access to mission data and expert guidance.
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has released high-resolution imagery of NGC 3137, part of the PHANGS-HST program studying stellar life cycles across multiple observatories.
Heavy precipitation saturated steep terrain in the Baining Mountains, triggering slope failures on 9 April 2026 and resulting in multiple fatalities.
The signing ceremony is scheduled for Monday, 4 May, at NASA Headquarters in Washington.
NASA highlights three primary events for May 2026, including a meteor shower linked to Halley's Comet, a Moon-Venus conjunction, and a second full moon
A giant map generated by the THEMIS infrared camera was displayed during the anniversary event at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Southern California.
The Kingdom of Morocco has become the 64th signatory to the Artemis Accords, pledging to uphold principles of safety and transparency in the exploration of the Moon, Mars, and beyond.
Moved 900 miles via barge from New Orleans, the core stage is now positioned for final assembly at the Vehicle Assembly Building ahead of the Orion spacecraft launch.
Researchers from NASA Ames, alongside the FAA and Texas public safety agencies, have conducted a trial to establish safe traffic management frameworks for future drone operations.
The striking atmospheric display, featuring von Kármán vortex streets near Unimak Island, illustrates the transition from a harsh winter season to the instability of early spring.
A new visualisation highlights the impact of groundwater extraction on the ancient lakebed foundation, pinpointing the Angel of Independence and local wetlands among the affected zones.
NASA's Orion project manager details how the device supported physical and mental well-being without drawing spacecraft electricity.
The NASA Curiosity rover has initiated a drilling operation at the Atacama site, aiming to characterise geological formations and compare mineralogy with previous findings at Mineral King.
Preliminary radar data from the NISAR satellite shows parts of the capital dropping more than half an inch per month, confirming historical trends with unprecedented precision.
Researchers are currently analysing full data from the December trial of a semispan model to determine the magnitude of potential efficiency gains
The Hubble Space Telescope has produced a new image of the barred spiral galaxy IC 486, highlighting its central bar and smooth spiral arms against the backdrop of deep space.
The Council on Environmental Quality seeks innovative approaches to accelerate environmental review and permitting, with selected solutions to be demonstrated at an inaugural expo in July.
Extreme dryness and strong winds exacerbated the spread of the Pineland Road and Highway 82 fires, while NASA satellite imagery documents the devastation near Atkinson and Fruitland.
By combining decades of data from the Chandra X-ray Observatory with new observations from the James Webb Space Telescope, researchers have proposed a transitional phase for a distant object that could explain the nature of little red dots
The 1960s-era facility received extensive upgrades including new wiring, fire suppression, and an epoxy-coated floor to accommodate the X-59 ahead of ongoing test flights.
Between November and December 2025, the rover captured over a thousand images to create a 360-degree view of low ridges that resemble giant spiderwebs from space.
Landsat 8 and Landsat 9 now utilise ascending orbital paths to capture thermal data for volcanoes, ice sheets, and urban heat islands
A new optical terminal on the Orion spacecraft transmitted high-definition imagery to Earth, surpassing traditional radio frequency limits during the historic lunar flyby.
The successful firing of a lithium-fed thruster at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory demonstrates significant progress in reducing launch mass for future human exploration.
Collaborative work inside the Kibo laboratory module aims to develop novel chemotherapy and immunotherapy treatments
NASA Earth Observatory imagery reveals how subalpine trees mark the upper limits of forest growth in southern Chile's unique temperate zone.
The X-59, central to NASA's Quesst mission, receives a fresh paint scheme featuring a special insignia for the 250th anniversary of the nation's independence.
New 360-degree views highlight the missions' strategy of exploring opposite ends of Mars' geological timeline, from ancient boxwork formations to the oldest landscapes in the solar system.
From classroom gardens to amateur radio operators, the public is invited to contribute data and observations to help make long-duration space travel safer and more sustainable.
Data from the NASA-funded Impact Flash project complements astronaut observations to determine the nature of meteoroid impactors
Flight manager Peter Rossoni oversaw the first operational use of laser communications on a crewed mission, freeing traditional radio systems for critical data while enhancing connectivity for astronauts around the Moon.
The release coincides with the 36th anniversary of the telescope's launch, revealing details shaped by stellar winds over hundreds of thousands of years
The event, hosted by the University of Missouri Pre-Employment Transition Services, aims to inspire the next generation of scientists and engineers through direct engagement with space explorers.
The University Leadership Initiative celebrates its tenth anniversary by highlighting how student-led proposals are reshaping aeronautical research and securing futures for the next generation of engineers.
NASA Earth Observatory imagery captures the contrast between modern specialty crops protected by shade nets and historical sugarcane fields near Baozhong, highlighting a region where less than one hectare per farm supports millions of pigs and billions of dollars in annual output.
Two Johnson Space Center executives received prestigious awards from the National Space Club & Foundation following the historic completion of the Artemis II mission and the International Space Station's 25th anniversary of continuous habitation.
Jessica Watkins becomes first NASA astronaut to launch aboard a SpaceX Dragon twice as mission aims to support lunar and Mars exploration
The 40-year-old complex is being refined to handle the sensitive requirements of the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, which will be launched aboard a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket.
Ambassador Dina Kawar signed the agreement at NASA headquarters, citing the nation's ambition to become a global technology hub alongside its recent space milestones.
The device converts drinking water into sterile medical-grade fluid, but the output will be returned to Earth for analysis rather than administered to astronauts.
The computational fluid dynamics package, previously used for Artemis and Mars missions, promises to accelerate innovation by running complex simulations in hours rather than weeks.
Research led by Penn State University indicates young stars are significantly quieter in high-energy output, challenging existing models of stellar evolution.
Unusually warm and dry conditions have triggered a high-risk alert from the ASEAN Specialised Meteorological Centre, impacting air quality and travel in the region.