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Robert Stewart Guest Posts August 29, 2020

A NASA geophysics satellite’s long space odyssey is almost at an end. The Orbiting Geophysics Observatory 1 spacecraft, or OGO-1,

Chris Thomas Environment August 19, 2020

An asteroid the size of an SUV passed 1,830 miles (2,950 kilometers) above Earth, the nearest asteroid ever watched passing

Lisa Miller Guest Posts August 10, 2020

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has declared that they will quit utilizing nicknames of heavenly bodies that are

Chris Thomas Education August 4, 2020

On cold Ellesmere Island, where Arctic Canada runs into the northwestern edge of Greenland, two once-tremendous ice tops have totally

Brian Williams Technology August 1, 2020

Two U.S. astronauts going to make the first splashdown return in quite a while said Friday they’ll have seasick bags

Brian Williams Guest Posts July 30, 2020

NASA declared on Tuesday the astronauts who will fly on board the SpaceX Crew-2 mission the International Space Station next

Lisa Miller Guest Posts July 29, 2020

NASA and its international partners named four astronauts to team a SpaceX mission to the International Space Station in spring

Robert Stewart Technology July 29, 2020

Two Indian students have found an asteroid which is gradually moving its orbit and pushing toward Earth. Radhika Lakhani and

Brian Williams Guest Posts July 27, 2020

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is equipping to send a 2.5 meter (8.4 foot) telescope into the stratosphere

Robert Stewart Technology July 25, 2020

NASA’s Perseverance wanderer destined for Mars one week from now has finished another progression in anticipation of launch – installation,