Some rivers suddenly change course, and we may finally know why By Rahul Rao / Published May 26, 2022
NASA is watching California’s groundwater crisis from space By Tatyana Woodall / Published April 21, 2022
This satellite has high hopes—the transformation of Finland’s space industry By Tatyana Woodall / Published April 17, 2022
How harpoons, magnets, and ion blasts could help us clean up space junk By Tatyana Woodall / Published April 5, 2022
Ukraine was about to revive its space program. Then Russia invaded. By Tatyana Woodall / Published March 3, 2022
DARPA wants Space-BACN so satellite communication sizzles By Kelsey D. Atherton / Published January 5, 2022
The most high-flying aerospace innovations of 2021 By Charlie Wood and Rob Verger / Published December 2, 2021
NASA’s Landsat 9 satellite sends back its first images of a changing world By Rachel Feltman / Published November 8, 2021
With Landsat 9, NASA can now photograph the entire Earth every 8 days By Hannah Seo / Published September 28, 2021
This space-based weapon remains in the dark—for now By Kelsey D. Atherton / Published August 26, 2021
This scientist uses data from space to map clean water across the Americas By Science Friday / Published November 5, 2020
New satellites can pinpoint methane leaks to help us beat climate change By Paul Tullis / Published October 30, 2020
These volunteers are filling in missing pieces of the world map, and helping humanity at the same time By Sarah Scoles / Published May 26, 2020
NASA’s plan to build stuff in space just took its first step By Charlie Wood / Published February 6, 2020