Pioneers in Tech: Frances “Poppy” Northcutt, the first woman in Mission Control
All eyes have been on Artemis 2 this week and its many firsts. These include the first woman to fly
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- November 14, 2024
NASA’s repository of geospatial data contains key insights on everything from climate and air quality to urban planning and disaster response—but its scale and complexity make it difficult to parse. With Earth Copilot, they’re making it easier than ever for anyone to access and navigate that data using natural language.
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Mycelium Protein & Fresh Produce Production System Wins Canadian Edition of Deep Space Food Challenge
Today, the Canadian edition of the Deep Space Food Challenge announced the grand prize winner for its years-long competition to
- April 8, 2024
Fly Me To The Moon trailer plays right into Apollo 11 conspiracy theorists’ hands
Fly Me To The Moon is an upcoming comedy-drama from Columbia Pictures and Apple that goes behind the scenes of
How to watch and record the total eclipse on Monday (updated)
Weather Update, April 7, 4:00 AM ET: The weather forecast in the story below still largely holds, but things are
Engineers enlist NASA to send yet another time capsule to the moon — 24 sapphire discs will contain ‘the very essence of humanity’ printed over 170 billion pixels but who will read them?
NASA, in collaboration with a team of international scientists, researchers, designers, and artists led by French engineer Benoit Faiveley, is
Florida Bill Banning Cultivated Meat On Its Way to DeSantis’s Desk
Selling cultivated meat in Florida is about to become a second-degree misdemeanor. That’s because this week, the Florida legislature voted
The NASA Plus streaming service just landed on earth – here’s how to watch
It’s a good week for those of us who used to take model space shuttles to school: not only is
Even NASA knows we’re all obsessed with Starfield
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration – or NASA, as it’s more commonly known – wants to know why the