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Test Pilot Who Set 25 World Speed Records in a B-1B: NASA Names Troy Asher Director of Armstrong Flight Research Center
White HouseVideo
President Trump Meets Artemis III Crew at the White House and Receives a Moon Rock Brought Back by Apollo 14
Technology
Moon Base Update Set for 5 p.m. on November 7: NASA Releases Key Events for MAX POWER Expo, November 6-8 at Kennedy Space Center
Technology
Extending Hubble's Life: NASA Seeks Commercial Ideas to Boost and Service the Telescope, With Responses Due November 30 and a Mission Needed by 2032
Technology
NASA's TSIS-2 Sun-Measuring Satellite Passes Vacuum and Vibration Testing: Launch From New Zealand in Early 2027
Technology
NASA's Twin TRACERS Satellites Deliver First Results on Magnetic Reconnection
Technology
Send Your Name to Titan: NASA Opens Sign-Ups for the Dragonfly Mission Through January 15, 2027
Education
Caltech Inaugurates Its 10th President: Astrophysicist Ray Jayawardhana Formally Installed in Pasadena
Federal
Follow-Up: U.S. Spacewalk 100 Completed: Two Astronauts Install Seventh Roll-Out Solar Array in 7 Hours 11 Minutes, Station Power to Rise to About 215 Kilowatts
Federal
Artemis III SLS Core Stage Joins Twin Boosters at Kennedy on Oct. 28; Tanking Test at Pad 39B Is Next
Technology
NASA's X-59 Quiet Supersonic Jet Marks One Year Since First Flight: 40 More Flights, Top Speed Mach 1.53
Technology
NASA's Perseverance Rover Detects Ultrafine Mars Dust About 100 Nanometers Wide, 500 Times Thinner Than a Human Hair
Federal
NASA's Lucy Enters the Jupiter Trojan Asteroid Region After Flying More Than 2.2 Billion Miles
Events
Stanford KIPAC Astrophysics Colloquium Dec. 3: NASA Goddard Scientist Zorawar Wadiasingh at SLAC, Free
Events
Caltech's Free Watson Lecture on Nov. 4: Katie Bouman on How Physics and AI Illuminate the Hidden Universe; Advance Registration Full, Standby Line Available
Events
Stanford KIPAC Colloquium on October 29: Harvard Astrophysicist Patrick Slane on the Chandra X-ray Observatory's High-Definition X-ray Sky, Free and Open
Events
SLAC on Tap Brings a Night of the Dark Matter to Menlo Park on October 28: Four SLAC Scientists Explain the LZ and SuperCDMS Hunts, Free to Attend
Events
Stanford Hosts Free Public Lecture Tonight on Gravitational Waves: KIPAC Scientist Explains How LIGO Detects Black Hole Collisions, In Person and Online
Federal
NASA Confirms UVEX Ultraviolet Space Telescope: Launch by January 2031 at $590 Million Lifecycle Cost
Technology
National Academies Report Names Four Candidate Sites for Crewed Moon Landings, Co-Chaired by UC San Diego Scholar
Technology
NASA Awards AstraQua $1.27 Million Phase II Contract for Electric Aircraft Propulsion Monitoring Software
Technology
UCLA-Led Study: Stars Colliding and Merging in the Early Universe May Explain How the First 'Monster' Black Holes Formed
Federal
U.S. Spacewalk 100 Set for Oct. 29: Two Astronauts to Install the Space Station's Seventh Roll-Out Solar Array, With the Final One on Nov. 5
Federal
NASA Invites Media to Experience Lunar Landing Simulation at Ames in California on Oct. 29-30 Ahead of 2028 Artemis Landing
Federal
NASA's NEO Surveyor Sunshade Completes Solar Array Integration: 20 Feet Tall, 864 Solar Cells Generating 2 Kilowatts
Federal
NASA and Virginia Energy Sign Space Act Agreement: POWER Weather Data to Feed State Energy Planning Models
Federal
NASA Dragonfly Completes First Full Simulated Flight: Launch No Earlier Than 2028, Arrival at Titan in 2034
Federal
USDA and NASA Sign MOU to Modernize Agricultural Data With Earth Observation and SI
City
Gateway Arch National Park Hosts 'Ghosts of the Arch Grounds' Night Talk on October 24, With Telescope Moon Viewing
Technology
NASA's Swift Observatory Ends Operations: After Sinking to 171 Miles It Entered Safe Mode and Will Re-enter Within Weeks
TechnologyVideo
NASA Says Artemis III Remains on Track for Summer 2027 Launch
Federal
NASA's Roman Space Telescope Enters Final Commissioning Phase
Federal
NASA's Psyche Spacecraft Heads at Full Throttle Toward Metal-Rich Asteroid: Arrival Set for 2029
Federal
NASA Hot-Fires RS-25 Engine for 500 Seconds at 111% Power in Artemis Test at Stennis
Federal
NASA Updates Moon Base Rover Progress: Two Prototypes Head to Tire Testing, Supporting Up to Three Moonwalks per Mission
Technology
NASA Study: Human Activity Has Left a Fingerprint on Earth's Water Cycle
Technology
Webb Captures Stellar Jets in Star-Forming Region NGC 7129: A Nursery 3,300 Light-Years Away
TechnologyVideo
NASA Moon Base October Update: VIPER Rover Heads to the Lunar South Pole in 2027, Crewed Terrain Vehicles Due by End of 2027
Federal
Two NASA Commercial Satellite Communication Demonstrations Launch: Testing a New Model for Space Data Relay
Federal
NASA's Simulated Mars Crew Marks One Year Inside Habitat, Exit Set for October 31
Technology
Weighing Just 1 Gram: Chinese Scientists Build the World's Lightest Wireless Mesoscope, Recording over 8,500 Neurons in a Single Mouse; Published in Nature
City
Bay Area Science Festival Opens Oct. 25 in San Francisco With 125+ Free Activities
Society
NOAA Issues G1 Geomagnetic Storm Watch for October 19-20; Northern Lights Possible Across Northern U.S.
Federal
NASA to Brief Artemis Acceleration Plans on Oct. 23; Astronauts to Return to the Moon's Surface by 2028
Technology
Japan's MMX Launches Today to Bring Back the First Soil Sample From Mars Moon Phobos
Technology
Voyager's Griffin-1 Lunar Lander Completes Nearly Three Months of Environmental Testing at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Technology