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Saffire is a series of Spacecraft Fire Safety Experiments designed to investigate flame growth and material flammability in space.

Earth blue, rocket red, and lunar silver. It’s the new identity for NASA’s Artemis Program.

A new ultraviolet detection system developed at NASA Langley in Hampton, Virginia, can be used to remotely monitor power lines.

This NASA technology transfer literally stops tall towers from shaking in their tracks.

Understanding why materials burn is the primary goal of the Federal Aviation Administration’s Fire Safety Laboratories.

Put an ear to the ground on Mars and you’ll hear a symphony of sounds.

Today Openstack is the most used open source cloud computing platform in our connected world. And it all started in a NASA lab.

Now, two female astronauts have made history with NASA’s first all-woman spacewalk.

Breathtaking to look at while dormant, when Alaska’s volcanoes awaken they can pose a serious threat to residents and industry.

When in doubt, leave it out. The FAA is working to make traveling with lithium batteries safer.

Near Earth Objects are asteroids and comets that orbit the Sun.

The SpaceX launch was a partnership that helped successfully launch four NASA missions into space.

NASA and the Women’s National Basketball Players Association have teamed up to share NASA technology transfer opportunities.

When scientists and engineers developed a humanoid robot for space exploration, they lent a robotic hand to those in need on Earth as well.

FAA researchers are working to get the lead out of the gasoline used by general aviation planes.

Teams of scientists will continue the legacy of the Apollo missions by studying pieces of the Moon that have been carefully stored and untouched for nearly 50 years.

The computer programmers were tasked with analyzing the first photon cloud from ICESat-2.

Apollo 8, the first manned mission to the Moon, entered lunar orbit on Christmas Eve, December 24, 1968.

When we send astronauts to the Moon or Mars for long stays, we’re going to need a new class of power.

Celebrating the holidays in space has been a tradition for as long as astronauts have traveled to space.