NASA astronauts conduct Spacewalk 96 outside ISS
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After a successful trial on Voyager 2, NASA plans to execute its “big bang” power diversion on humanity’s most distant space probe.
Both Voyager 1 and 2 have spent almost 49 years soaring through space. In the process, they’ve traveled further than any other human-made objects have ever gone before. Initially intended to provide never-before-glimpses of the outer planets,
Voyager 1 is running low on power for science, but a successful energy-saving maneuver on Voyager 2 raises hope that the 50-year-old spacecraft can keep going.
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NASA and China expand health research in space
NASA and China are expanding the use of their space stations as biomedical research laboratories, using automated technologies to conduct more health and life science experiments while reducing the workload of astronauts.
Fifty-seven years after Americans first landed on the moon, NASA is going back — not to plant another flag, but to build a permanent lunar base as it pushes to make humans an interplanetary species. It is all part of a big push by the space agency’s Administrator,
NASA has released new footage revealing 'plasma whirlpools' churning across the sun’s surface, offering people a closer look at the star’s magnetic activity. Fox News senior national correspondent Kevin Corke breaks down the discovery and reports on the latest space updates on 'Jesse Watters Primetime.
Conceptualized just a few months ago, NASA’s moon base plans are rolling out in earnest as the space agency maps out plans to deliver landers, rovers, buggies and other assets to the lunar surface.
A viral claim says Earth will lose gravity for 7 seconds in 2026. Here's what NASA says and what would happen if it were true.
NASA's new wind tunnel has a diameter of 20 feet and stands 24 feet tall, with wind speeds of up to 117 miles per hour. It will help test technology for future space missions.
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NASA's SkyFall Mars helicopters will wear tiny capes
These tiny capes carry some serious technology.