Voyager 1 Thrusters Come Back
NASA has successfully revived thrusters on Voyager 1, a nearly 50-year-old spacecraft, showcasing remarkable ingenuity and extending its mission in space exploration.
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Hubble: 35 Years of Space Exploration
The Hubble Space Telescope has shaped our view of the universe for 35 years, reminding us of NASA’s ongoing journey in space exploration.
Recognition for Engineering Excellence
The JWST team has won the Simon Ramo Medal, acknowledging their exceptional systems engineering work.
Lunar Vacuum Cleaner: NASA’s Next Big Step
NASA is gearing up for an exciting lunar mission which will deploy a “vacuum cleaner” designed to collect regolith samples from the Moon’s surface.
NASA’s Solar Sail Propels Space Exploration Forward
In a groundbreaking achievement, NASA has successfully deployed an 80 m2 solar sail into orbit, a concept first envisioned by Arthur C. Clarke 60 years ago.
Curiosity’s Landing: A Triumph in NASA’s History
Amidst Starliner’s challenges, NASA’s triumphant Mars landing shines as a beacon of success.
Fastest Human-Made Object: Parker Solar Probe’s New Triumph
NASA’s Parker Solar Probe has set a new speed record, becoming the fastest human-made object ever, surpassing its previous achievements.
Astronauts Take Cover: Russian Satellite Breakup Raises Concerns
A Russian satellite breakup caused astronauts on the International Space Station to take cover, reminiscent of a previous incident in Moscow.
Optimistic Outlook: New Study Challenges Space Travel Health Risks
A study on the effects of space travel has just been released, challenging long-held beliefs about its impact on human health.