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Iceberg Twice The Size Of New York City To Break Off Antarctica, Says NASA An iceberg twice the size of New York City is about to break off Antarctica's Brunt Ice Shelf and into the Atlantic Ocean, according to scientists at NASA.
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Thirty-million-page backup of humanity headed to moon aboard Israeli lander The top layers of the archive disc can be viewed with an optical microscope. Arch Mission Foundation/Bruce Ha. On Thursday night, a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket carried an Israeli-made spacecraft named Beresheet beyond the grasp of Earth's gravity and sent ...
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NASA renames facility for real-life 'Hidden Figures' hero Katherine Johnson (CNN) For half a century, Katherine Johnson's heroics within NASA were largely hidden from the outside world. Now, her name and legacy will stay front and center at a NASA facility that epitomizes her work.
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Curiosity Rover Operating Normally After Sudden Boot-Up Issue NASA's Curiosity rover is now up and running after a reboot issue caused some concerns. It is once again on the mission to discover new things about Mars.
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NASA Releases Most Detailed Image Of Mysterious Faraway World Ultima Thule Yet [PHOTO] NASA's New Horizons spacecraft has captured and released the most detailed image of the Ultima Thule yet, along with other photos.
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NASA Approves SpaceX's Historic First Crew Dragon Test Flight For March 2 After interminable delays, the Crew Dragon spacecraft from SpaceX will finally get to fly to the International Space Station (ISS) on March 2 -- that is, if nothing untoward occurs to delay this historic mission.
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Dinosaur-killing asteroid reignited volcanic eruptions in India The asteroid impact that wiped off dinosaurs from the face of Earth 66 million years ago may have also reignited massive volcanic eruptions in India, half a world away from the impact site, a study has found.
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World's Largest 'Nightmare' Bee Seen Alive For The First Time In Nearly 40 Years Last spotted back in 1981, the first example of Wallace's giant bee has been found in nearly four decades amidst the forests of Indonesia.
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