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NASA is studying daily journals to better understand the hazards of isolation and confinement during space travel.

Exercise equipment used on the International Space Station has come a long way from the simple elastic bands used on early missions.

GPM uses an advanced radar and radiometer system to measure precipitation from space, helping us better understand our water cycle.

Follow the adventures of Meia and her fellow robots in their hometown of Monopolis.

Satellites that are no longer in use can break apart or collide with one another, creating debris that poses a risk to spaceflight.

The ScienceCraft for Outer Planet Exploration, or SCOPE, cleverly combines a science instrument with the spacecraft itself.

NASA continues to look for innovative ways to complement our human space program; and robots have proven to be effective assets.

NASA is pushing timekeeping to new levels of precision.

The ACS3 spacecraft is sending data to Earth that helps the team better understand how the innovative boom technology is performing.

On October 1st, 1958, NASA opened for business.

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with a film that shares the story of the power of perseverance to achieve your dreams.

Many commercial products are derived from NASA technology and making NASA technology available to the public continues to be a priority.

For more than a decade, NASA has been funding researchers to study air quality.

Massive geysers on Enceladus spew water vapor and ice particles hundreds of miles into space.

Like a roaring ocean surf, energetic plasma waves in space create a musical chorus all their own.

Thermography watches how a sample holds and releases heat using infrared cameras, revealing flaws in materials.

The autumnal equinox occurs on September 22nd, marking the first day of fall for the Northern Hemisphere.

A colossal liquid mirror could enable us to see exoplanets clearer than we’ve seen them before.

NASA’s Starling team will now embark on an extension mission in partnership with Space X’s Starlink constellation to test space traffic coordination.

Psyche’s efficient solar electric propulsion system is powered by sunlight, sending the spacecraft cruising toward its final destination.