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Mars
5 new insights about Mars from Perseverance’s rocky roving
5 new insights about Mars from Perseverance’s rocky roving
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Tatyana Woodall
International Space Station
Need more air in space? Magnets could yank it out of water.
Need more air in space? Magnets could yank it out of water.
By
Tatyana Woodall
Conservation
Meet the marine geologist mapping the deepest point on Earth
Meet the marine geologist mapping the deepest point on Earth
By
Tatyana Woodall
International Space Station
Space tourism is on the rise. Can NASA keep up with it?
Space tourism is on the rise. Can NASA keep up with it?
By
Tatyana Woodall
Deep Space
Exoplanet hunters want to block starlight with a giant orbiting shade
Exoplanet hunters want to block starlight with a giant orbiting shade
By
Tatyana Woodall
Deep Space
A new law is putting astronomy back in the hands of Native Hawaiians
A new law is putting astronomy back in the hands of Native Hawaiians
By
Tatyana Woodall
Deep Space
The James Webb Space Telescope is about to beam us monster amounts of cosmic data
The James Webb Space Telescope is about to beam us monster amounts of cosmic data
By
Tatyana Woodall
Engineering
This sailplane could cruise Mars for months on only wind
This sailplane could cruise Mars for months on only wind
By
Tatyana Woodall
International Space Station
What do fireworks look like from space?
What do fireworks look like from space?
By
Tatyana Woodall
Military
UFO research is stigmatized. NASA wants to change that.
UFO research is stigmatized. NASA wants to change that.
By
Tatyana Woodall
Deep Space
In NASA’s new video game, you are a telescope hunting for dark matter
In NASA’s new video game, you are a telescope hunting for dark matter
By
Tatyana Woodall
International Space Station
NASA chose these designers to make over its ancient spacesuits
NASA chose these designers to make over its ancient spacesuits
By
Tatyana Woodall
Gear
Gladys West’s mathematical prowess helped make GPS possible
Gladys West’s mathematical prowess helped make GPS possible
By
Tatyana Woodall
Science
Space stations could wage war on hitchhiking bacteria with self-cleaning tech
Space stations could wage war on hitchhiking bacteria with self-cleaning tech
By
Tatyana Woodall
Black Holes
NASA recorded a black hole’s song, and you can listen to it
NASA recorded a black hole’s song, and you can listen to it
By
Tatyana Woodall
International Space Station
After two failed attempts, Boeing’s Starliner will try again this week to reach the ISS
After two failed attempts, Boeing’s Starliner will try again this week to reach the ISS
By
Tatyana Woodall
Black Holes
With the arrival of Africa’s next radio telescope, Namibia sees a new dawn in astronomy
With the arrival of Africa’s next radio telescope, Namibia sees a new dawn in astronomy
By
Tatyana Woodall
Aviation
NASA’s 747 space observatory is reaching the end of its flight plan
NASA’s 747 space observatory is reaching the end of its flight plan
By
Tatyana Woodall
Deep Space
The James Webb Space Telescope is almost ready to start blowing our minds
The James Webb Space Telescope is almost ready to start blowing our minds
By
Tatyana Woodall
Biology
Meteorites older than the solar system contain key ingredients for life
Meteorites older than the solar system contain key ingredients for life
By
Tatyana Woodall
Agriculture
NASA is watching California’s groundwater crisis from space
NASA is watching California’s groundwater crisis from space
By
Tatyana Woodall
Science
This satellite has high hopes—the transformation of Finland’s space industry
This satellite has high hopes—the transformation of Finland’s space industry
By
Tatyana Woodall
Health
Long spaceflights could be bad for our eyes
Long spaceflights could be bad for our eyes
By
Tatyana Woodall
Science
This app turns your phone into a space weather forecasting tool
This app turns your phone into a space weather forecasting tool
By
Tatyana Woodall
Science
How harpoons, magnets, and ion blasts could help us clean up space junk
How harpoons, magnets, and ion blasts could help us clean up space junk
By
Tatyana Woodall
International Space Station
After 355 days in space, an American astronaut rides home on a Russian capsule
After 355 days in space, an American astronaut rides home on a Russian capsule
By
Tatyana Woodall
Archaeology
What an extraterrestrial archaeological dig could tell us about space culture
What an extraterrestrial archaeological dig could tell us about space culture
By
Tatyana Woodall
International Space Station
Sorry, you can’t eat these popular foods on the International Space Station
Sorry, you can’t eat these popular foods on the International Space Station
By
Tatyana Woodall
NASA
Future astronauts and space tourists could rock 3D printed ‘second skin’
Future astronauts and space tourists could rock 3D printed ‘second skin’
By
Tatyana Woodall
Science
Ukraine was about to revive its space program. Then Russia invaded.
Ukraine was about to revive its space program. Then Russia invaded.
By
Tatyana Woodall
Aviation
NASA’s experimental electric plane could take to the skies this year
NASA’s experimental electric plane could take to the skies this year
By
Tatyana Woodall
Robots
These shape-shifting robots could make for great furniture in space
These shape-shifting robots could make for great furniture in space
By
Tatyana Woodall
Conservation
There’s a lot we don’t know about the International Space Station’s ocean grave
There’s a lot we don’t know about the International Space Station’s ocean grave
By
Tatyana Woodall
Agriculture
NASA has big plans for space farms
NASA has big plans for space farms
By
Tatyana Woodall
NASA
Hermes will be NASA’s mini-weather station for tracking solar activity
Hermes will be NASA’s mini-weather station for tracking solar activity
By
Tatyana Woodall
AI
A meteorite-hunting AI will scout for space rocks buried in polar ice
A meteorite-hunting AI will scout for space rocks buried in polar ice
By
Tatyana Woodall
Health
Astronauts are losing 3 million red blood cells every second in space
Astronauts are losing 3 million red blood cells every second in space
By
Tatyana Woodall
Science
Astronomers just mapped the ‘bubble’ that envelopes our planet
Astronomers just mapped the ‘bubble’ that envelopes our planet
By
Tatyana Woodall
Moons
Jupiter’s moons are about to get JUICE’d for signs of life
Jupiter’s moons are about to get JUICE’d for signs of life
By
Tatyana Woodall
NASA
The next generation of lunar rovers might move like flying saucers
The next generation of lunar rovers might move like flying saucers
By
Tatyana Woodall
NASA
NASA is testing space lasers to shoot data back to Earth
NASA is testing space lasers to shoot data back to Earth
By
Tatyana Woodall
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