NASA makes emergency call as odds of ‘city-killing’ asteroid striking Earth increase
NASA is training humanity’s most powerful telescope on a “city-killing” asteroid to determine whether or not we need to brace ...
NASA scrubbed its website to remove mentions of minorities and inclusion
NASA has removed mentions of women and minorities from its websites.
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NASA is training in Sarakiniko: 23 million years of prehistory written in the white rocks
Sarakiniko is the ideal Earth analogue for space studies, especially for the exploration of the Moon and Mars, stresses Dr.
Brook Park’s Blue Abyss partners with NASA Glenn to advance space training and research
Blue Abyss, which plans to build a cutting-edge space training and research facility in Brook Park, is partnering with NASA’s ...
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Nasa onboard with world's deepest pool plans
Nasa's Glenn Research Center has signed an agreement with a company that wants to build the world's deepest pool in Cornwall ...
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Nevada's Astronaut Training Ground Is An Ancient Volcanic Crater With A Surreal, Moon-Like Landscape
Take a road trip through Nevada to this moon-like crater used by NASA astronauts as a training ground to prepare them for the lunar landscape.
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Are we all aliens? NASA’s returned asteroid samples hold the ingredients of life from a watery world
the sample return capsule from NASA’s Osiris-Rex mission lies on the ground shortly after touching down in the desert, at the Department of Defense’s Utah Test and Training Range on Sept. 24, 2023.
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Blue Abyss partners with NASA Glenn Research Center for astronaut training center
Blue Abyss purchased the land for the planned facility last year. The city hopes it will generate $300 million annually for ...
NASA gives support to plans to build world's deepest pool at Cornwall Airport
The pool will be used for sea and space research, and has been welcomed as a move that "solidifies the UK's role in advance ...
NASA introduces Axiom Mission 4 crew, including first Polish and Hungarian astronauts
Shubhanshu Shukla will pilot the fourth mission to the ISS. He has been a fighter pilot for 15 years and will be the first Indian pilot to travel to the ISS.