Peas, Quinoa And 7 Other Crops Grown Successfully in Soil Equivalent to Moon And Mars

Japan will help NASA build a space station near the Moon

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A Brother on the Moon

Hidden Figures: The American Dream and the Untold Story of the Black Women Mathematicians Who Helped Win the Space Race

Every $1 NASA spends drives up to $10 in growth, and that’s great for the space industry, says man behind the UFO ETF

Did NASA even exist then? Clinton lampooned for claiming space agency ENDED her childhood dreams of becoming astronaut

NASA's InSight lander can finally dig a hole for its Mars heat probe

"Everybody Is Freaking Out": Freelance Writers Scramble to Make Sense of New California Law

How SpaceX Just Turbocharged The Space Race (Again)

NASA shirts are big sellers for retailers. Who's profiting?

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The Man from Mars: The Asteroid Mining Caper

The Sands of Mars

The 1st Human on Mars May Be a Woman, NASA Chief Says

Oil and Gas Companies Turn to AI to Cut Costs

Deep-sea explorers find Japanese ship that sank during WWII

SpaceX begins construction of its next-generation Starship rockets

Discovery Alert: 2-planet System Is Close – and Weird

The Moon, Mars, and Beyond

Why is it So Hard to Go Back to the Moon?

An Army of Tiny Robots Could Assemble Huge Structures in Space

NASA eyeing inflatable space lodges for moon, Mars and beyond

Distant exoplanets not so different to Earth

Win for Space Colonization: Soil on Moon and Mars Likely to Support Crops

Lawmaker who helps fund NASA questions the agency’s need to get to the Moon by 2024

The Martian: A Novel

The Man from Mars: The Asteroid Mining Caper

NASA's Hubble captures best look at first comet outside our solar system

Moon VIPER: NASA Wants to Send a Water-Sniffing Rover to the Lunar South Pole in 2022

NASA hires Loverro to lead human spaceflight

NASA paid Musk millions to make sure his employees don't smoke pot

Astronaut organization seeks role advising Artemis

Remembering Alexei Leonov, the first human being to walk in space

NASA's 'Mole' Is Digging Below The Surface of Mars Again Thanks to an Ingenious Hack

The Mystery of Moon Water

The Last Man on the Moon: Astronaut Eugene Cernan and America's Race in Space

The Last Moonwalker and Other Stories

A New Spacesuit for Artemis Generation Astronauts

Is nuclear power the future of green energy?

The American crackdown on Chinese intelligence

NASA Preparing Moon Water Exploration Mission

Veteran astronauts endorse NASA’s program for a return to the Moon

Two Sides of the Moon

Children of Apollo (3 Book Series)

Marion Nestle, Harvard School Of Public Health, And Other Correlation Fetishists Are Upset About Red Meat Not Causing Cancer

How the second known interstellar visitor makes ‘Oumuamua seem even odder

Does the World Need a More Powerful Supercollider?

Remembering Alexei Leonov, the first human being to walk in space

Alexei Leonov was the first human being to walk in space on March 18, 1965. He was outside for just over 12 minutes before reentering to the Soviet Voskhod 2 capsule.

Leonov also came very close to achieving the distinction of being the first human being to die in space. While he was outside the Voskhod, his suit inflated so much that he could not get back inside his spacecraft. He released enough oxygen from his suit to barely make it back inside alive.

New material selectively captured CO2 molecules and turns them into useful products

How NASA sold the American public on space, going to the moon

Britain's first moon lander set to walk on lunar surface in 2021

Hidden Figures: The American Dream and the Untold Story of the Black Women Mathematicians Who Helped Win the Space Race

A Brother on the Moon

NASA shows interest in SpaceX's Starship orbital refueling ambitions

NASA chief: SpaceX and Boeing have critical tests ahead but could fly astronauts in early 2020

Warp speeds in 'Star Trek' are achingly slow, and a simple animation by a former NASA scientist proves it

How to stop million-dollar satellites from becoming space junk

SpaceX’s next launch to mark another incremental step in rocket reusability

Scientists Have Figured Out How to Extract Oxygen From Moon Dirt

Artemis: A Novel

Why is it So Hard to Go Back to the Moon?

Britain’s first moon rover is a tiny four-legged robot that will launch into space by 2021

THERE’S LIFE ON MARS, SAYS A SCIENTIST WHO THINKS HE FOUND THE EVIDENCE 40 YEARS AGO

How PG&E’s power shutdown threatened a NASA mission

A NASA Engineer Wants to Use a Particle Accelerator to Power Rockets

NASA to stop ‘hitching rides with Russia’ and vows 2020 ‘all-American’ manned flight

One Giant Leap: The Impossible Mission That Flew Us to the Moon

The Man from Mars: The Asteroid Mining Caper

UK hatches plan to build world's first fusion power plant

This Dried Up Riverbed Shows that Water Once Flowed on the Surface of Mars

An Airship for Exploring Venus? Russia Might Get There First

How to stop million-dollar satellites from becoming space junk

When a satellite is launched and placed into Earth orbit, whether it is for communications, GPS or a reconnaissance, it continues to operate as long as it has fuel or until something breaks down. Then the satellite, often worth hundreds of millions of dollars, becomes space junk, colliding with other dead satellites and becoming a hazard to space navigation.

NASA Wants to Encourage Private Space Stations

NASA Tests Mars 2020 Rover's Sky Crane Landing Tech

Chasing the Moon: The People, the Politics, and the Promise That Launched America into the Space Age

The Last Moonwalker and Other Stories

NASA aims for first manned SpaceX mission in first-quarter 2020

Elon Musk and NASA chief get on same page, vow to complete Crew Dragon

As NASA tries to land on the Moon, it has plenty of rockets to choose from