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Measuring how water and air move in thunderstorms globally is essential for predicting severe weather.

As Hispanic Heritage month begins, work is beginning on a new film honoring one of NASA’s Latino astronauts. The film will share Jose’s story of the power of perseverance to achieve your dreams.

Frank Rubio has now surpassed the U.S. record for longest single spaceflight by an American.

An unpressurized lunar rover will transport astronauts around the Artemis Base Camp or let them explore locations nearby.

Geostationary satellites orbit Earth so they keep their eye on the same region throughout the day.

Complex algorithms and operations software allow robots to do what they were designed to do.

The James Webb Space Telescope is one of the most ambitious and technically complex missions NASA has ever set its focus on.

Like a roaring ocean surf, plasma waves in space toss energetic electrons to and fro, creating a musical chorus all their own.

To join the campaign, visit NASA’s Message in a Bottle website, where you can hear Ada Limὀn recite her poem, A Poem for Europa.

The ultimate goal of this team is to share state-of-the-art science and data with the public, making it applicable to everyday life.

This Model of Models will help prepare vulnerable communities from the devastating impacts of floods.

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

The Honeybee Robotics team found a special way to cope with the tragedy of September 11th.

Private industry is using this NASA technology to look for flaws from the inside out.

Insitu-resource utilization looks at resources on and around exploration sites to see what you can use those resources for.

A small business in Virginia is working with researchers at NASA’s Langley Research Center to adapt their Navigation Doppler Lidar to make wind measurements.

After consulting with NASA, an Ohio company created a small fogger that can sterilize surfaces from the most infectious material.

Tested on the International Space Station, this new toilet design is more accommodating for both men and women who will serve as Artemis astronauts.

This test rocket, 3D printed using an innovative copper alloy, successfully withstood temperatures approaching six thousand degrees Fahrenheit.

Part of NASA’s HAQAST project looks at smoke patterns that can be seen by satellites over the United States throughout the year.