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Innovation Now™ is written and produced by the National Institute of Aerospace in collaboration with NASA‘s Space Technology Mission Directorate and is distributed by WHRV 89.5, Norfolk, VA.

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  • Technology in Play January 1, 2026
    As you’re watching your favorite football games today, you’ll see NASA technology in play.
  • Celebrating Midnight December 31, 2025
    Astronauts on the International Space Station will pass midnight sixteen times on New Year’s Eve.
  • Artemis II Boarding Pass December 30, 2025
    It’s not too late. You can still send your name to the Moon and back.
  • Winter of Darkness December 29, 2025
    For a quarter of each Uranian year, half of the planet is plunged into a twenty-one-year winter of total darkness.
  • The Overview Effect December 26, 2025
    To see Earth from space is to be forever changed by the view.
  • A Christmas Message December 25, 2025
    Each year astronauts aboard the International Space Station beam holiday messages back to Earth.
  • The Best to Know December 24, 2025
    On Christmas morning, mission control waited anxiously for word that Apollo 8’s engine burn to leave lunar orbit had worked.
  • Brightly Shining December 23, 2025
    Jupiter shines brightly in the night sky. As it approaches opposition, the planet will the fourth brightest object in the sky.
  • Antarctic Summer December 22, 2025
    As we mark the first day of winter, summer is beginning in Antarctica. And that means it’s time to look for meteorites.
  • As Only Humans Can December 19, 2025
    Thanks to LRO’s data, astronauts will be prepared as they fly past the Moon next year to make split-second inferences about the features they see, as only humans can.
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