NASA has introduced its new class of astronaut candidates during a ceremony at Johnson Space Center. This exciting announcement comes as the Expedition 73 crew conducts groundbreaking research aboard the ISS, paving the way for future deep space exploration.
Imelda Muller, a UVM Larner College alum, has been chosen as one of NASA's 10 new astronaut candidates from a pool of 8,000. With her background in medicine and passion for extreme environments, she’s set to undergo rigorous training for future space missions.
In a groundbreaking launch, NASA and NOAA have sent three missions worth $1.6 billion to explore the solar wind and its effects on Earth. These missions aim to deepen our understanding of the heliosphere and provide crucial data on space weather.
NASA has announced its latest astronaut class, featuring Anna Menon, a seasoned astronaut who previously flew to Earth orbit on SpaceX's Polaris Dawn mission. This diverse group of ten candidates will train for future missions to the Moon and Mars, pushing the boundaries of space exploration.
NASA's Cygnus XL mission to the ISS faced unexpected engine issues, delaying vital cargo delivery. Discover how astronauts adapt to challenges in the vastness of space.
NASA safety advisers express doubts about SpaceX's Starship lunar lander readiness for the Artemis 3 mission, predicting potential delays that could jeopardize the 2027 moon landing.
NASA's VIPER rover is making a comeback, set to launch to the moon in 2027 with Blue Origin. This mission aims to explore water ice at the lunar south pole, crucial for future space endeavors.
Northrop Grumman's Cygnus XL cargo freighter successfully docked with the ISS, delivering over 5 tons of supplies. Despite an engine shutdown delay, the mission showcases the spacecraft's enhanced capacity for future resupply missions.
In a historic launch, SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket successfully delivered Northrop Grumman's upgraded Cygnus XL spacecraft to the ISS, carrying over 10,000 pounds of essential cargo. This mission marks a significant milestone in commercial space logistics.
The Ohio State University is leading a revolutionary project with its centrifugal nuclear thermal rocket (CNTR), which promises to double the efficiency of space travel, making human missions to Mars and beyond a reality!
