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On July 12, we'll see the universe like never before
NASA and its partners will soon release a set of images from the James Webb telescope, including the deepest image of our universe ever taken
NASA's tiny satellite is exploring a new Moon orbit
Launched Tuesday, the CAPSTONE mission is sending a small satellite to a never-before-flown orbit around the Moon, laying the foundation for future lunar operations.
NASA spots double crater on Moon caused by mystery rocket crash
Should an international space agency be observing space junk beyond near-orbit asteroids?
NASA's asteroid mission has been pushed back by software delays
The space agency was aiming for a 2022 launch, but its mission to study the metal-rich Pysche asteroid will wait at least until next year
Touchdown: First Raspberry Pi-powered mini satellite finishes record flight
One small step for single-board computers.
From Windows 98 to Mars 22: This 20-year-old spaceship just got a software upgrade
The Mars Express is no longer tied to Microsoft Windows 98 - and that means its potential is newly heightened.
NASA, Dept of Energy fund concepts to bring nuclear power to the moon
A fission power system could provide reliable and continuous power to astronauts as they travel to the moon and Mars.
NASA is going to study UFOs. Here's why
While the agency acknowledges some "reputational risk" that comes with talking about UAPs, the study is entirely in line with NASA's mission, it says.
NASA's Mars helicopter has a problem. This clever software trick could fix it
NASA will apply a software patch to its Ingenuity Mars helicopter so that one sensor can impersonate a broken one.
NASA's spacesuits are 40 years old. Now it's making a big change
The space agency has announced the two companies it's chosen to build the next-gen spacesuits that will help astronauts work outside the ISS and explore the Moon.
Elon Musk says Starship needs work to send SpaceX Starlink 2.0 satellites into orbit
Musk boasts the second generation satellites are an 'order of magnitude better' than the first generation of Starlink satellites.
NASA's InSight Mars lander has taken its final selfie. Here it is
After the selfie, Insight's robotic arm will move to a "retirement pose".