Star Trek’s ‘Picard’ Depicts A Starship Captain In Winter

The first we see of Jean-Luc Picard in the trailer for “Star Trek: Picard” is him moping around at Chateau Picard among his vineyards. He is still traumatized at what happened during the last “Next Generation” movie, “Nemesis.” He has a lot to be sad about aside from the horrible reviews the movie got. The movie saw the destruction of Commander Data, the android second officer played by Brent Spiner, Picard’s friend and occasional conscience.

NASA agrees to work with SpaceX on orbital refueling technology

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Debate over the universe’s expansion rate may unravel physics. Is it a crisis

Could Rust Be a New Source of Renewable Energy?

Why India Wants to Land a Rover on the Moon's South Pole

NASA Announces US Industry Partnerships to Advance Moon, Mars Technology

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NASA's new lightweight X-ray mirrors ready for try-outs in space

Apollo Rising

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NASA’s TESS Mission Discovers Three New Worlds

THIS COMPANY SAYS IT HAS A LUNAR SPACE SUIT THAT WILL BE READY FOR NASA’S 2024 MOON MISSION

NASA seeks to break the “tyranny of launch” with in-space manufacturing

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WHY SPACE AGENCIES, COMPANIES WORLD OVER ARE LOOKING TO MARS AS THE NEXT FRONTIER

Mars sample return mission plans begin to take shape

The Martian: A Novel

The Moon, Mars, and Beyond: Two Tales from the Coming Space Age

Nasa’s Valkyrie robot could help build Mars base

I Guess You Can Grow a Human Pancreas In a Rat Now

Orca will change US undersea battle-readiness

NASA's forgotten plan to land people on Mars in the 1980s

Virgin Galactic: Should You Invest in the First Commercial Space Travel Stock?

SpaceX simplified: A quick guide to Elon Musk's space company

Rise of the Rocket Girls: The Women Who Propelled Us, from Missiles to the Moon to Mars

A Brother on the Moon

FINDING GOD ON THE MOON

Brian Odom says Wernher Von Braun’s plans continue to guide NASA

All systems nearing go: NASA fuels Mars 2020 rover’s plutonium power system

Whigs in Space

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The Coming End of an Era at NASA

50 Years After Apollo, India Is Carrying a NASA Laser Reflector to the Moon (And It's Only the Start)

Asteroid Discovery: A Gunner Fox Trilogy (The Asteroid Series)

The Man from Mars: The Asteroid Mining Caper

NASA Fed Apollo 11 Moon Rocks to Cockroaches (And Then Things Got Even Weirder)

Ancient Mars tsunami hints at surprisingly wet world

These 4 Ancient Apocalypses Changed the Course of Civilization

France to develop anti-satellite laser weapons: minister

NASA's forgotten plan to land people on Mars in the 1980s

Basking in the afterglow of the flight of Apollo 11, NASA set out to examine possibilities for a post-Apollo space program. The Nixon administration had commissioned a study conducted by the Space Task Group comprised of NASA engineers to assess what could be done given the development of Apollo-era technology. The Space Task Group’s report, delivered in September 1969, was breathtaking in its scope and ambition.

A 100-Meter Asteroid Just Buzzed Earth, and We Barely Noticed in Time

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Curiosity: The Story of a Mars Rover

The Last Moonwalker and Other Stories

SpaceX’s Starship prototype has taken flight for the first time

NASA to retain SLS Green Run test

Watch SpaceX launch 2.5 tons of NASA supplies and experiments to the International Space Station

Eight Reasons NASA Needs To Stick With Its Plan If It Wants To Get Back To The Moon (Or Beyond)

CHANDRAYAAN 2: FIRST ORBIT-RAISING OF SPACECRAFT PERFORMED SUCCESSFULLY, ISRO CONFIRMS

Elon Musk says SpaceX could land on the moon in 2 years. A NASA executive says 'we'll partner with them, and we'll get there faster' if the company can pull it off.

Seabed mining is coming — bringing mineral riches and fears of epic extinctions

A Man on the Moon: The Voyages of the Apollo Astronauts

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Harnessing the power of microbes for mining in space

Elon Says SpaceX Could Land Cargo Mission to Moon in 2021

An American Space Partnership With China Would Be Disastrous For The World

Apollo moonwalker Buzz Aldrin once urged the United States to open a dialogue with China to form a space partnership. Aldrin is not the only person to make such a suggestion. But Beijing’s aggressive, imperialist actions with the goal of supplanting the United States as the world’s dominant superpower argues against such an initiative. China’s rank human rights abuses make a moral case against such a partnership as well.

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New York Times corrects piece on NASA’s gender bias: ‘Testing included both men and women, not only men’

NASA taps Northrop Grumman in sole-source agreement to build Gateway habitat

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With a launch and a hop coming up, SpaceX has a big week ahead

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NASA taps Huntsville woman to build new Moon lander

Pence delivers a promise, and a warning, to NASA and its contractors

Chris Kraft, a giant of the early space program, has passed. Eric Berger has a warm tribute

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The Greatest Leap, part 6: After Apollo, NASA still searching for an encore

Chandrayaan-2: India launches second Moon mission

SPACE RESEARCH CAN SAVE THE PLANET—AGAIN

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The Greatest Leap, part 4: Catching Apollo fever as a new NASA employee

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NASA draws from Apollo emblem for new Artemis program logo

Lockheed Martin Completes NASA's Orion Spacecraft Capsule for Artemis 1 Mission to the Moon

NASA chief: Future Artemis Moon missions will build on Apollo 11’s incredible legacy

Forget the Green New Deal. Elizabeth Warren wants the Green Apollo Program.

Why Apollo 11 Matters

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Elon Musk says SpaceX’s Starship can land on the moon by 2021

These 6 Accidents Nearly Derailed Apollo 11's Mission to the Moon

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Scientists are grappling with our biggest limitation in spaceflight: our own bodies

Math Invented for Moon Landing Helps Your Flight Arrive on Time

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Artemis cost estimate won’t be ready until 2020

The Greatest Leap, part 2: The 50/50 bet that won the Space Race for America

BOSTON DYNAMICS’ ROBOTS ARE PREPARING TO LEAVE THE LAB — IS THE WORLD READY?

NASA boss pleads for steady moon mission funding

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"Bridges" | Scherie Murray for Congress

AOC gets an opponent and boy is she impressive!

How will we experience the next moon landing?

People who were not directly involved with the Apollo 11 moon landing, 50 years ago, experienced the event in a passive manner, sitting in front of an analog television set, watching the transmissions from the lunar surface while commentators described what was happening on another world in awestruck, breathless tones. It is estimated that 500 million people watched the first moon landing on a planet that contained just 3.5 billion people. Apollo 11 was the most watched and most expensive reality show in human history.

NASA bets on spacecraft that can 3D print and self-assemble in orbit

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Artemis: A Novel

The Last Moonwalker and Other Stories

NASA Takes A New Look At Apollo 11's Lunar Touchdown

The Greatest Leap, part 1: How the Apollo fire propelled NASA to the Moon

Apollo 11's 50th: NASA asks East Tennessee artist to create mosaic using 'Moon Wood'

NASA Exploration Chief’s Ouster Is Great News For Trump’s Moon Mission

Bill Gerstenmaier has been running NASA’s human space flight directorate since 2005. His tenure lasted through three administrations. He is a popular and well-respected NASA manager.

Yet, the fact that President Bush’s Project Constellation and President Obama’s Road to Mars never made it to the launchpad suggested that he was not the man to run President Trump’s Artemis “return to the moon” program. In the interest of getting Americans back to the moon by 2024, Gerstenmaier had to go.

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The canceled Apollo missions to the moon would have been epic

SpaceX finally reveals cause of April spacecraft explosion

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How to fight a war in space (and get away with it)

The Moon, Mars, and Beyond

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Mapping the moon for Apollo

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The Moment That Made Neil Armstrong’s Heart Rate Spike

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More on Ron Moore's alt-history of the space race.

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

Children of Apollo (3 Book Series)

NASA thinks 3D-printing spacecraft parts in orbit will help Moon to Mars mission

The seamstresses who helped put a man on the moon

India aborts Moon mission launch, citing technical glitch

NASA ADMINISTRATOR SAYS AMERICANS WOULD 'BE ON MARS TODAY HAD IT NOT BEEN FOR POLITICAL RISK'

The canceled Apollo missions to the moon would have been epic

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Earlier: Reaching The ‘Golden Asteroid’ Is Well Worth Our Tax Dollars

India seeks to join exclusive company with ambitious moon mission

Earlier: India is making a play to become a major space power

Bridenstine says leadership changes linked to urgency in NASA’s exploration programs

The Española chile pepper will be the first fruiting plant NASA grows in space

Apollo 11: Eleven things you never knew about NASA's landmark moon mission

Protecting America’s Future Means Militarizing Space Today

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A Brother on the Moon

Bridenstine says leadership changes linked to urgency in NASA’s exploration programs

Apollo astronaut recounts Mission Control during Moon landing: 'It was tense, because this was the real thing now'

SpaceX’s Cargo Dragon to Deliver New Space Station Docking Adapter for Commercial Crew Spacecraft

Hey. Americans Change Their Mind: Majority Now Favor A Manned Mars Mission

Jim Bridenstine pours cold water on Keith Cowing's absurd rumormongering about a pivot to Mars.

It was very brief. I had seen him in the media talk about Mars a lot, and I just reached out and wanted to make sure that we were in alignment. We want to talk about Mars, and certainly, we want to go to the Moon to get to Mars because that’s the path.

And he said, “Absolutely. You got to go to the Moon to get to Mars because I certainly understand that.” He also says he wants us to talk about Mars. He said that’s the generational thing that will inspire the nation, and he says, “So keep talking about Mars.” And so that’s what we’re doing.

The canceled Apollo missions to the moon would have been epic

However, three more missions to the moon — Apollos 18, 19 and 20 — could have been flown, but instead were canceled. All of the hardware for these missions had already been built, and trained astronauts were ready to fly. The savings of those cancellations amounted to only a few tens of millions of dollars.

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The women of NASA are looking to the lunar horizon

The Dish

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NASA administrator explains decision to replace head of human spaceflight programs

Senators working on “bold” new NASA authorization bill

NASA telescope detects supermassive black hole that shouldn't exist

The irrepressible Keith Cowing is spreading rumors again.

"There is a pervasive rumor circulating in the space sector that the President will make a statement associated w/the #Apollo11 anniversary. It would supposedly have more to do w/Mars than #moon2024. Sources talk about a 24 Jul event at @NASA - maybe JSC. #rumor #hearsay #gossip "

I can believe that the President is going to make a speech for the 50th Anniversary of Apollo. In fact, I advised him to do so recently.

However, I don’t think he’s going to abandon the moon and try to go directly to Mars. As recently as the 4th of July celebration on the Washington Mall the president was careful to mention going back to the moon and going to Mars to Gene Kranz in front of a million people, not to mention the millions more who watched on TV. I think he will talk about going back to the moon and going to Mars as two things that are linked. But he should do it at Rice University rather than JSC. The symbolism would be unmistakable.

Protecting America’s Future Means Militarizing Space Today

The Roman general Publius Flavius Vegetius Renatus said, “If you want peace, prepare for war.”

The statement was true when Roman legions guarded the Pax Romana. It is true today as America’s armed forces maintain a fragile peace throughout the world. It will be true in the future when humanity expands beyond Earth. That means we need a Space Force to keep peace on the high frontier.

NASA’s Fuel-less Space Engine Has Been Tested

NASA grows garden on International Space Station

Lunar GPS? NASA Knows How to Help Astronauts Navigate

The Last Moonwalker and Other Stories

Can We Use Special Sails To Bring Old Satellites Back Down To Earth?

What Will Life on Mars Be Like?

Head of NASA’s human exploration program demoted as agency pushes for Moon return

Meet the first tourist going to the moon

Cruz: First boot on Mars will be 'an American astronaut'

Lunar GPS? NASA Knows How to Help Astronauts Navigate

Could NASA Build the Famous Saturn V Today? It's Working on It, with a Twist

Device could bring both solar power and clean water to millions

NASA’s Lunar Space Station Is a Great/Terrible Idea

Women are less supportive of space exploration, but putting a woman on the Moon might change that

NASA will look for life in space with a nuclear-powered drone

Research Sheds Light on Strange Seaway That Once Covered the Sahara

Yes, astronauts are baking cookies in space. No, they can’t eat them.

NASA's Mighty Moon Launcher Moves to Rocket Pad for Solo Testing

SpaceX wins NASA contract to launch X-ray telescope on reused rocket

A New Plan for Keeping NASA's Oldest Explorers Going

Reaching The ‘Golden Asteroid’ Is Well Worth Our Tax Dollars

How conspiracy theories followed man to the Moon

Atmosphere of Midsize Planet Revealed by Hubble, Spitzer

Where Does Mars’ Methane Go? New Study Provides Possible Answer, with Implications in the Search for Life.

Does the Universe Rotate?

How 3-D Printing Could Help Shape Surgery

NASA will look for life in space with a nuclear-powered drone

America spent billions to put a man on the moon. Was it worth it?

Everyone’s going back to the moon. But why?

Living and working around the moon: NASA makes plans for a new space station

NASA taps Carnegie Mellon to build small, speedy MoonRanger lunar rover

As NASA Aims For The Moon, An Aging Space Station Faces An Uncertain Future

Had They Bet On Nuclear, Not Renewables, Germany & California Would Already Have 100% Clean Power

Reaching The ‘Golden Asteroid’ Is Well Worth Our Tax Dollars

25 Everyday Items That NASA Invented

NASA funds private space race as astronauts aboard ISS prepare for trips to Mars

Are the Powerful More Likely to Be Unfaithful?

No, The Laws Of Physics Are Not The Same Forwards And Backwards In Time

NASA won’t launch a mission to hunt deadly asteroids

NASA will look for life in space with a nuclear-powered drone

NASA has announced its plans for a nuclear-powered aerial drone, Dragonfly, that will fly from place to place on Saturn’s moon Titan. Dragonfly is planned to launch in 2026 for an expected landing in 2034. The lengthy flight will include a gravity-assist maneuver to increase the probe’s velocity.

President Trump's Promise to 'Plant the American Flag on Mars' Stirs Social Media

Best way to fight climate change? Plant a trillion trees

Journeys to the moon taught scientists lessons about Earth

How Poppy Northcutt cracked NASA’s boys’ club and became a feminist icon

'An exciting time for spaceflight in America': NASA space station astronauts celebrate Independence Day

Billionaires Are Dead Serious About Moving Factories to Space

Reaching The ‘Golden Asteroid’ Is Well Worth Our Tax Dollars

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SpaceX camera captures incredible view of rocket part returning to Earth

This Is How Mastering Dark Matter Could Take Us To The Stars

MAD Magazine to Cease Publication

NASA NEEDS TO OUT-CRAZY ELON MUSK

Pentagon Eyes Military Space Station

Orion “on track” to support 2024 human lunar landing after abort test

Vandenberg wooing tenants as launch activity slows down

The moon in 2069: Top space scientists share their visions for lunar lifestyles

NASA to allow 21st-century analysis of moon rocks collected during Apollo missions

The scientific legacy of the Apollo program

No, Black Holes Will Never Consume The Universe

Reaching The ‘Golden Asteroid’ Is Well Worth Our Tax Dollars

NASA is preparing to launch a probe to an asteroid called “16 Psyche,” also known as the “golden asteroid.” It holds industrial and precious metals worth an estimated $10,000 quadrillion at current market value. The asteroid and similar mineral sources could help NASA change space exploration from an expensive government program to something that could create limitless prosperity.

The Orion spacecraft flew Tuesday morning and it looked pretty spectacular

President Trump Has A Problematic Fixation On Mars

Asteroids headed for Earth? Poll shows Americans are ill-informed about space

Five schemes for cheaper space launches—and five cautionary tales

Your Mobile Phone vs. Apollo 11's Guidance Computer

Here's the Best Way for Humans to Conquer the Galaxy, According to NASA

NASA Has Space in All 50 States

NASA Selects 12 New Lunar Science, Technology Investigations

The NASA engineers struggling to build a better heat shield

Scientists are searching for a mirror universe. It could be sitting right in front of you.

BUZZ ALDRIN: STEPHEN HAWKING SAID WE SHOULD 'COLONIZE THE MOON' BEFORE MARS

GAO Recommends NASA Develop Contingency Plan for ISS Access Amid Commercial Crew Delays

NASA to test Orion spacecraft designed to carry humans back to the moon from Cape Canaveral