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NASA shutters $2B satellite refueling project, blames contractor for delays
1 of 2 | The OSAM-1 project has been in development since 2015 with the goal of assisting the U.S.-owned Landsat 7 imagery satellite…
Researchers say education might slow pace of aging
More exposure to higher education can be linked to longevity, according to a new study from Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health,…
NOAA proposes huge Hawaii marine sanctuary with reefs, atolls, endangered aquatic life
1 of 2 | The Papahānaumokuākea area is home to multiple endangered species, including the Hawaiian monk seal and green sea turtles.…
NASA, SpaceX Crew-8 mission to launch Friday morning to space station
1 of 6 | From left, Roscosmos cosmonaut and mission specialist Aleksandr Grebenkin, NASA astronaut and pilot Michael Barratt, NASA…
Penn State scientists say dwarf galaxies were among earliest universe starlight
Small galaxies seen as central to cosmic origin story…
NASA awards grants to 5 universities for quiet supersonic overflight education plans
The X-59 supersonic jet is part of NASA's Quesst mission to demonstrate the potential of supersonic flight absent the iconic sonic boom these…
Odysseus moon lander mission cut short after botched landing
1 of 2 | Odysseus passes over the near side of the moon following lunar orbit insertion on February 21. Intuitive Machines' Odysseus…
Odysseus transmits first pictures after lunar landing
The first image of the moon's surface to be transmitted by the Odysseus lander was released Monday by its builder, Intuitive Machines, and NASA.…
Japan’s SLIM moon responds after outlasting ‘lunar night’
Japan's space agency said early Monday morning they have unexpectedly received communications from the SLIM moon lander after it survived a lunar…
Google Doodle honors Polish-American biochemist Kazimierz Funk
Friday is Polish-American biochemist Kazimierz Funk's 140th birthday. Screenshot courtesy of Google Doodle Friday's Google Doodle…