A new strain of microbe, Niallia tiangongensis, has been discovered aboard China's Tiangong space station, highlighting its unique adaptations to space conditions and the importance of microbial studies for astronaut health.
Scientists have discovered a previously unknown microbe aboard China's Tiangong space station. Named Niallia tiangongensis, this resilient bacteria raises questions about astronaut health and space conditions.
In an exciting discovery, scientists have identified a unique microbe inside China's Tiangong space station. Named Niallia tiangongensis, this strain may hold the key to understanding microbial survival in space and safeguarding astronaut health.
Ed Smylie, the brilliant NASA engineer who crafted a lifesaving hack for Apollo 13, has passed away. His ingenious use of duct tape and creativity saved astronauts in a dire situation back in 1970. Remembering his legacy!
Ed Smylie, the NASA engineer who crafted a life-saving solution for the Apollo 13 crew using cardboard and duct tape, has passed away at 95. His ingenuity ensured the astronauts returned home safely after a harrowing crisis.
NASA's Perseverance rover has made a groundbreaking discovery by detecting the first visible aurora on Mars, a stunning green light caused by a solar storm, paving the way for future astronauts to witness this celestial phenomenon.
Sixty-four years ago, Alan Shepard launched into space, marking a pivotal moment in American history. As we celebrate National Astronaut Day, we reflect on this legacy and the future of space exploration under new leadership.
In a groundbreaking all-female spacewalk, NASA's Anne McClain and Nichole Ayers faced a minor glove issue but successfully mounted a bracket for a new solar array, boosting the ISS's power by 30%. Discover the challenges and triumphs of this historic mission!
Today marks a historic moment in space exploration as NASA astronauts Nichole Ayers and Anne McClain embark on the fifth all-female spacewalk. Watch live as they enhance the ISS's power capabilities!
Veteran astronaut Don Pettit argues that the International Space Station can continue operating beyond its planned 2030 retirement, citing improvements and increased efficiency in space operations. Despite conflicting views from NASA's safety panel, Pettit is eager for future missions.
