NASA’s Artemis II Breaks Agency Streaming Record With 149M Views
NASA’s Artemis II mission drew 149.4 million views across its live streams, breaking the agency’s all-time record. Here’s how they did it and what it means for space exploration.
NASA
Read More
Webb Reveals How a Jupiter-Like Planet Survived Its Star’s Death
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope reveals how a Jupiter-like planet survived its star’s death, migrated to a tight orbit around a white dwarf, and what this means for Earth’s future.
LINK Spacecraft Set to Boost NASA’s Swift Observatory in Historic Mission
NASA’s LINK spacecraft will attempt the first robotic boost of the Swift Observatory, extending its life by a decade. Launch set for July 2 from Kwajalein Atoll.
NASA’s Yearlong Simulated Moon Mission: Why You Should Volunteer
NASA is recruiting volunteers for a yearlong simulated Moon/Mars mission starting 2027. Learn what it takes to survive in isolation and why this matters for deep space exploration.
Milky Way’s Spiral Arms Are Way Bigger Than We Thought — Chandra Just Proved It
NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory reveals the Milky Way’s outer spiral arms stretch much farther than thought, forcing a redraw of our galactic map and reshaping our understanding of the galaxy’s size and structure.
Nobody’s Talking About July 2026’s Sky: A Comet, Saturn’s Tilt, and the Milky Way
July 2026 skywatching tips from NASA: a predawn planetary meetup, returning Comet 13P/Olbers, prime Milky Way views, and Saturn’s rings at a new angle. No telescope required for most events.
AI Coaches Are Revolutionizing Soccer Training — And NASA’s Moon Promise Adds a Twist
AI coaching systems are transforming soccer training with real-time analysis, injury prediction, and tactical insights. NASA even adapts the tech for astronauts. Discover how machines are changing the game.
NASA’s New Robotic Moon Missions Pave Way for 2029 Lunar Base
NASA announced three robotic moon missions to scout water ice, test 3D printing, and shield radiation for a planned 2029 lunar base.
NASA Promises to Send Soccer Ball to Moon if US Wins World Cup
NASA chief Bill Nelson vows to send a soccer ball to the Moon if the U.S. wins the World Cup. We break down the science, timeline, and what it means for space exploration.
NASA’s Chandra Lights Up the Cosmos in Red, White & Blue for US 250th
NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory unveils four cosmic images and three sonifications in red, white, and blue to celebrate the US 250th anniversary — blending science, art, and national pride.
Meet the 4 NASA Scientists Quietly Shaping the Future of Space Exploration
Meet NASA Ames’ July 2026 Science Stars: Sungshin Choi, Yi-Chun Chen, Emma Yates, Eduardo Bendek. Their work on wildfires, planetary chemistry, exoplanets is shaping our future.
Asteroid Day: Why June 30 Is the Most Important Date You Don’t Know About
International Asteroid Day on June 30 marks the Tunguska event and raises awareness of asteroid threats. Learn about planetary defense efforts and how you can help.