NASA's Curiosity rover has uncovered compelling new evidence that Mars may have once possessed the basic building blocks of life. This groundbreaking discovery brings us closer than ever to understanding whether our neighboring planet could have supported ancient microbial life.
NASA just handed SpaceX a prestigious Mars mission worth $175.7 million—but budget cuts and political uncertainty could derail the whole thing before it even launches. Here's what you need to know about this precarious space deal.
When astronauts blast off into space, they can't exactly find a bathroom around the corner. We're breaking down the surprisingly sophisticated (and sometimes hilarious) systems NASA has engineered to solve one of space exploration's most pressing problems.
In a groundbreaking move, NASA is planning to ignite fire on the lunar surface for the first time ever—a daring experiment designed to enhance astronaut safety during future Artemis missions. This innovative test will help researchers understand how flames behave in the Moon's unique environment and improve emergency protocols for lunar exploration.
After orbiting the moon and splashing down in the Pacific, the Artemis II crew finally spoke about their historic mission. From the breathtaking views of Earth to the challenges of space travel, these astronauts offer an insider's perspective on humanity's return to lunar exploration.
After completing NASA's historic Artemis II lunar mission, astronaut Christina Koch returned home to an emotional reunion with her beloved dog Sadie that has captured hearts across the internet. The touching moment, shared on social media, showcases the powerful bond between human and pet that transcends even the vastness of space.
NASA's latest cargo mission is breaking records with over 11,000 pounds of supplies headed to the International Space Station. Meet Cygnus XL, the spacecraft that's transforming how we support orbital research and exploration.
NASA's Artemis 2 mission just achieved a textbook-perfect return from space, with the Orion spacecraft landing with remarkable precision in the Pacific Ocean. This uncrewed test flight represents a crucial milestone on humanity's journey back to the lunar surface—and Canada played a vital role in making it happen.
When the Orion spacecraft carrying four astronauts plummeted through Earth's atmosphere, a critical heat shield problem threatened to derail NASA's ambitious moon mission. Discover how engineers identified the issue and ensured a safe splashdown after 10 historic days in space.