5396 Results From "nasa"

NASA's Space Launch System may well be the agency's last class of rocket that NASA will ever build, according to a new The New York Times essay.
NASA

The SLS Is Probably the Last Rocket NASA Will Ever Build

By Victor Tangermann

European Space Agency astronaut Maurer shows us how to brush your teeth, get ready for bed and sleep aboard the International Space Station.
Off-World

Please Enjoy This Cozy Video of an Astronaut Getting Ready to Slumber

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Air Force veteran David Grusch has come forward, alleging that the US government has secretly recovered alien spacecraft for decades.
Future Society

We’re Deeply Skeptical, But a Government Whistleblower Claims the US Has Recovered “Non-Human” Spacecraft

By Victor Tangermann

Welcome to "Nemo's Garden," a beautiful underwater garden off of Italy's Northwestern coast. The underwater greenhouses are called "biospheres."
Science & Energy

Divers Growing Veggies in Underwater Greenhouses

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

According to Bob Balaram, Ingenuity's chief engineer at JPL, NASA's Mars helicopter has managed to shake off some dust that accumulated on its solar panels.
Mars

NASA Says Mars Helicopter Is Now Healthier Than It Was Before Flight

By Victor Tangermann

One of the world's preeminent astronomy organizations is decrying a newly-released satellite that has become one of the brightest objects in the sky. 
SpaceX

Astronomers Annoyed at Ludicrously Bright SpaceX-Launched Satellite

By Noor Al-Sibai

Four current crew members on board the ISS took SpaceX's Crew Dragon spacecraft nicknamed Resilience for a spin early Monday morning.
NASA

Watch NASA Astronauts Take SpaceX Spacecraft for a Joyride

By Victor Tangermann

Blue Origin and NASA are developing artificial gravity by rotating the entire rocket and using centrifugal force, kind of like a carnival ride.
Blue Origin

NASA and Blue Origin Developing Artificial Gravity Trick

By Dan Robitzski

The Conger Ice Shelf, a chunk of ice the size of Rome, suffered a collapse in East Antarctica on March 15 and may be connected to a recent heave wave.
Climate Change

City-Sized Ice Shelf Collapses in Antarctica as Heat Surges

By Lonnie Lee Hood

In a rare turn of events, China's National Space Administration (CNSA) exchanged information with NASA about its Mars orbiter, as SpaceNews.com reports.
Mars

China Shared Information With NASA About Its Mars Orbiter

By Victor Tangermann

NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine released a statement last week about how he's disappointed with SpaceX's efforts to return Americans to space.
NASA

In Stunning Reversal, NASA Halts $2.9 Billion Contract with SpaceX

By Tony Ho Tran

NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter spotted something rather strange on the Martian surface below: a deep pit, appearing in the form of a black spot.
Mars

NASA Spots Deep, Strange Hole on Mars

By Victor Tangermann

Bloomberg reports that the Biden administration might perform a national security review of Elon Musk, his Twitter deal, and Starlink.
Elon Musk

Biden Administration Reportedly Considering National Security Review of Elon Musk

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

In an animation, the James Webb Space Telescope is doing a seemingly chaotic loop-de-loop across the solar system. But there's method to the madness.
James Webb Space Telescope

The James Webb Space Telescope’s Orbit Is Gonna Be Absolutely Deranged

By Victor Tangermann

We're about to have a close call with a huge asteroid — but don't worry, it's not gonna turn out like "Don't Look Up." 
Off-World

A Giant Asteroid Is Careening So Close That You’ll Be Able to See It From Earth

By Noor Al-Sibai

Canada has snuck a Criminal Code amendment into its 2022 federal budget making it a crime to commit illegal acts — in outer space.
Off-World

Canada Says Astronauts Are No Longer Allowed to Murder Each Other

By Victor Tangermann

Engineers at NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab have concluded that the Ingenuity Mars helicopter needs to have its flight control software reinstalled.
Mars

NASA Says Oops, Mars Helicopter Needs Software Update to Fly

By Victor Tangermann

French astronaut Thomas Pesquet isn't worried about Russia's invasion of Ukraine effecting operations on board the International Space Station.
International Space Station

French ISS Astronaut Says Everything Is Totally Fine Up There

By Victor Tangermann

The topic of people boning in space has remained a bit of a taboo ever since we, as a species, ventured into the great unknown for the first time.
Off-World

Scientists Say We Really Have to Talk About Boning in Space

By Victor Tangermann

A NASA astronaut aboard the ISS got an amazing shot of the water, dirt, and silt draining out of Florida after Hurricane Ian.
Off-World

ISS Astronaut Snaps Photo of Florida Draining After the Massive Hurricane Ian

By Noor Al-Sibai

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AI Is Slitting the Throat of the Journalism Industry

AI Is Slitting the Throat of the Journalism Industry

By Victor Tangermann

Despite broadcasting a barrage of lies with its faulty AI summaries feature, Apple has yet to meaningfully address the problem.

Apple’s AI Is Constantly Butchering Huge News Stories Sent to Millions of Users

By Victor Tangermann

Tech startup Channel 1 released a 20 minute demo of its news channel presented by uncanny AI news anchors.

Channel 1 Says It’ll Use AI-Generated News Anchors

By Frank Landymore

Readers Want Publications to Label AI-Generated Content

Readers Want Publications to Label AI-Generated Content

By Sharon Adarlo