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NASA is offering educational resources to keep children engaged with science while away from school.

Travelling into the space is dangerous for a lot of very obvious reasons — traveling off of Earth on a rocket has its risks, after all — but even when everything according to the plan well it seems that a brief stay in space has the potential to alter a person’s very DNA. That’s the…

The mysteries of space may be more intriguing and hair-raising than any of the outrageous conspiracy theories about it, once one gets to know the reality of it all. After decades of speculation regarding the strange experiences of astronauts who landed on the surface of the moon, giving birth to the timeless phrase

There goes our weekend.

As the Voyager mission is winding down, so, too, are the careers of the aging explorers who expanded our sense of home in the galaxy.

Last summer, astronomer Michael Summer wrote that, despite a relatively low profile, NASA and its international partners have been “living Carl Sagan’s dream for space exploration.” Summers’ catalogue of discoveries and groundbreaking experiments—such as Scott Kelly’s yearlong stay aboard the International Space Station—speaks for itself.

NASA will be putting most of the research it funds online for free in policy of open access to science.

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Leland Melvin is the astronaut in that fabulous NASA photo with his two dogs. He is an engineer and former NASA education leader, and the author of ‘Chasing Space: An Astronaut’s Story …

NASA's response is the best.

Sci-fi movies are often times criticized when explosions in the void make noise. I am sure you have heard the old saying, “in space, no one can hear you scream.” People think that because there is no air there is no sound, but certain videos released by NASA tell a different story. Space is a…

A routine mission led to the loss of ISS equipment.

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NASA will be putting most of the research it funds online for free in policy of open access to science.

Space probe "Voyager 2" during its path through space sent a message to the base of the Earth in a quite unintelligible language. NASA after over six years