Research, discovery, space, energy systems, and the breakthroughs redrawing what is possible.
NASA will host an exhibition booth in the Exhibit Hall for the 58th Girl Scouts Unite Event, featuring presentations on the Artemis programme, planetary defence, and career pathways within the agency.
Eight providers selected to supply diverse data observations through November 2028
The space agency’s detailed schedule for the ALA Annual Conference highlights interactive sessions on heliophysics, Earth science exhibits, and citizen science projects from June 25 to 29.
From laminar flow experiments on F-15s to preparations for Artemis II, the centre’s methodologies transform theoretical concepts into certified, operational systems through rigorous preflight and in-flight evaluation.
The Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate has refreshed its opportunities page, highlighting a 2026 deadline for flight demonstration plans and a call for regional hubs to support aerospace technical roles.
The image highlights the rocky terrain of the lunar near side through the boundary between light and darkness.
The discovery of galaxy MXDFz4.4 suggests that tightly clustered young stars in small, early-universe galaxies were responsible for clearing the opaque neutral hydrogen gas that once filled the cosmos.
From launch pad to Pacific Ocean, Peterson’s multi-sensor systems captured the Orion capsule’s return, supporting the agency’s deep space exploration goals.
Relentless rainfall and a closed basin system have swollen the Kenyan lake, displacing residents and threatening the vital flower industry.
The US space agency is initiating the administrative process for multiple contracts under the Solutions for Enterprise-wide Procurement (SEWP) VI, covering a decade of federal IT needs with a ceiling value of $20 billion per contract.
The Terrier-Improved Malemute rocket will lift off from Virginia on June 24, carrying experiments developed by 250 participants from 38 educational institutions.
The signing ceremony, hosted by NASA Deputy Administrator Matt Anderson, will take place on Thursday, June 25, at NASA Headquarters.
Master fabricators at the US space agency’s California centre use advanced manufacturing tools to build custom components for research aircraft, aiming to improve aviation safety and efficiency.
Astronomers using NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory have found a possible supernova remnant in the central region of the Milky Way, a discovery that could offer new insights into the chemical enrichment of the galaxy’s core.
New analysis of the comet’s composition indicates formation in a cold, dense cloud during the universe’s “cosmic noon,” offering rare insights into prebiotic chemistry outside our solar system.
A six-and-a-half-hour extravehicular activity will see Chris Williams and Jessica Meir restore functionality to the station’s primary robotic system following a May malfunction.
The spacecraft is scheduled to undock on Tuesday, 16 June, before re-entering Earth’s atmosphere and splashing down off the coast of California on Wednesday morning.
New composite view highlights counter-rotating gas structures potentially caused by ancient galactic merger
Data gathered in visible and infrared light reveals elliptical, spiral, and lenticular galaxies, alongside gravitationally lensed distant galaxies, aiding research into the evolution of the universe’s structure.
As Guadalajara hosts its third World Cup, satellite imagery highlights the westward growth of its metropolitan area into the Sierra la Primavera volcanic complex.
The candidate remnant, located 26,000 light-years from Earth, challenges alternative explanations and adds to the understanding of stellar cycles near the supermassive black hole.
The Minority University Research and Education Project Space Technology Artemis Research programme aims to strengthen institutional capacity and develop innovative technologies for future exploration.
NASA profile details the career of resident management officer Elkin Norena, who has contributed to 17 Space Shuttle missions and now supports the Space Launch System team preparing for lunar return.
The upcoming late-2027 mission will utilise a robotic arm from Rocket Lab Robotics to reposition the AstroPix payload, bridging a gap in gamma-ray detection sensitivity while validating critical servicing technologies.
Findings from March 2026 experiments aim to clarify how space-derived discoveries can benefit athletes and fans on Earth.
The event featured facility tours, hands-on demonstrations, and a panel discussion moderated by astronaut Joe Acaba to showcase the critical role of technicians in the agency’s workforce.
A joint mission led by the USGS and NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory has confirmed the presence of topaz in the Mojave Desert, a key geological indicator for valuable copper, molybdenum, and tellurium deposits.
The Katalyst Space mission aims to raise the Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory’s altitude, countering orbital decay caused by solar activity after 21 years in space.
New data from NASA’s Tropospheric Emissions: Monitoring of Pollution mission helped authorities issue timely health advisories for 35 million residents during a mid-May 2026 ozone event.
During Sols 4913-4919, the Curiosity rover examined sedimentary structures and dust levels while moving south across Gale crater, preparing for its next major stop at the wind-sculpted Yardang unit.
The five-year agreement prioritises sustainable building practices and supports federal procurement goals by engaging multiple small enterprises for work across the region.
Abstracts are now being accepted for a collaborative session hosted by NASA’s Commercial Satellite Data Acquisition program and NOAA’s Commercial Data Program at the American Meteorological Society’s annual gathering in Denver.
The Boulder-based robotics firm utilised early NASA funding to refine algorithms that have since been adopted by major manufacturers and construction firms.
Eight motor segments shipped on June 2 will complete the twin boosters providing the majority of thrust for the lunar mission.
Astronomers led by the University of Texas at Austin used the James Webb Space Telescope to identify spectral features consistent with a rapidly accreting black hole enveloped in a dense gas cocoon, resolving key aspects of early universe cosmology.
Jim Irons, emeritus scientist at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, receives the prestigious William T. Pecora Award for his pivotal role in shaping the Landsat programme and his leadership during global disruptions.
Fourteen teachers from the NASA Science Activation Program’s GLOBE project participated in a 2025-2026 initiative led by NASA Langley Research Center to improve how students interpret and use Earth observation data.
Astronaut imagery from May 2026 reveals continued fragmentation of Tyndall Glacier, with glaciologist Mauri Pelto noting a 2.2-kilometre length loss since late 2022.
Newly published data reveals the capabilities of the large vertical test section, including wind speeds up to 117 mph and active cooling systems, supporting critical flight dynamics research.
Astronauts Andre Douglas, Randy Bresnik, Luca Parmitano, and Frank Rubio will fly the preparatory mission, scheduled for launch before the end of 2027.
The European Space Agency astronaut Luca Parmitano joins the crew as NASA outlines complex low-Earth orbit operations involving Blue Origin and SpaceX systems.
The prime crew includes NASA astronauts Randy Bresnik, Frank Rubio, and Jeremy Hansen, alongside ESA astronaut Luca Parmitano, marking the first time a European has been assigned to an Artemis mission.
The space agency’s latest Earth Observatory puzzler asks participants to pinpoint the geography and story behind a new satellite image, with the solution due approximately one week after launch.
A new NASA publication explains how mass distribution affects motion, stability, and design, using a 2019 collaboration with Adidas as a case study.
The image, taken during a break in unsettled weather on 27 May 2026, highlights the city’s infrastructure, green spaces, and heavy maritime traffic.
Exhibit highlights how International Space Station research on ball aerodynamics and mass distribution informs modern match design and officiating technology.
The Investigation of Convective Updrafts mission, led by Colorado State University, has finished testing its spacecraft in preparation for a launch from Virginia.
The experimental aircraft reached Mach 1.1 during an 81-minute flight, advancing goals for quiet supersonic travel over land.