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Wiggling Worms May 5, 2021
Even worms have to use it or lose it when it comes to muscles in space.
Data from Cassini May 4, 2021
Exactly how long is a day on Saturn? The answer, my friends, was hidden in the rings.
Ghostly Lights May 3, 2021
The AZURE mission carried scientific instruments that deployed visible gases that ionized when exposed to sunlight.
Tracking Orbital Debris April 30, 2021
With more than seven thousand metric tons and millions of individual pieces of space junk orbiting Earth, tracking the debris is essential.
Bees in Space April 29, 2021
Here on Earth, the tiny honeybee pulls its weight, adding an estimated 15 billion dollars to crops each year. And their contributions haven’t gone unnoticed by NASA.
A Diamond Planet April 28, 2021
Scientists are talking about a new form of diamond – one that exists in outer space.
Crater Camera April 27, 2021
This little black camera looks like something out of a spy movie, but it’s only going to keep an eye on what happens under a spacecraft as it lands on the Moon.
Tracking Animal Migration April 26, 2021
Animals migrate all over the planet. Now NASA is partnering with universities and other global agencies to compare data about animals wherever they roam.
In the Wake of Disaster April 23, 2021
An innovative satellite-based radar technology is allowing researchers at NASA to understand damage from natural hazards in new and powerful ways.
Earth Day 2021 April 22, 2021
Take some time today to celebrate Earth Day 2021.