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NASA's Moon Race Looks like a Losing Bet

Former NASA officials warn that the U.S. looks poised to lose its self-declared race to beat China to the moon ...

A NASA commander’s most important system wasn’t a computer. It was the crew.

Her determination eventually led her to join NASA and take a leading role in building the International Space Station through ...

NASA technology hiding in plain sight

NASA technology has helped the world with discoveries used for dustbusters, cellphones and lifesaving COVID-19 equipment ...

A call for Trump to help end shutdown and Musk picks a fight with NASA's chief: Morning Rundown

As the government shutdown crosses the three-week mark, Democrats are increasingly calling on President Donald Trump to get ...
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Comet 3I/ATLAS could soon shower NASA's Jupiter probe in charged particles. Will it reveal more about the interstellar invader?

"We study cometary bodies because they act as time capsules, sealing in material from their formation billions of years ago." ...

Duffy says NASA could move on from SpaceX for Artemis III moon landing. How likely is that?

NASA acting administrator Sean Duffy suggested SpaceX may not be taking NASA to the moon. Experts said it’s unlikely another ...

NASA discovered a bacteria that can ‘play dead’—and might have accidentally sent it to Mars

In 2013, NASA discovered a bacteria evading its most stringent disinfections. Scientists just figured out how it does it.

Abandoned NASA nominee may find new life

Jared Isaacman’s bid to take the top job at NASA — once thought dead in the Senate — has found renewed life as Sen. Tim Sheehy and a handful of high-profile supporters seek to help the tech ...