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The White House has reiterated its support for NASA's Artemis program, with the goal of returning the first human astronauts to the surface of the Moon.

One Giant Leap

This is amazing — and overdue. 

NASA Plans to Land First Person of Color on the Moon in Artemis Program

NASA released a stunning new photo of Mars on Thursday depicting a series of bright-blue dunes near the Red Planet’s polar cap.

Blue Dune, You Saw Me Standing Alone

You've never seen Mars like this before. 

Amazing NASA Photo Shows Bright-Blue Dunes on Mars

NASA just powered up its Ingenuity Mars helicopter for the first time — not on the Martian surface, but in the middle of interplanetary space.

Whirl, Interrputed

The flight has been rescheduled to occur no earlier than April 14.

NASA’s Mars Helicopter Hits Error, First Flight Delayed

A low resolution video made up of several images shows NASA's Mars helicopter's two rotocopter blades spinning up on the surface of Mars.

Fly!

Get ready for action.

Marscopter Spins up Blades in Preparation for Test Flight

NASA's Perseverance rover just snapped its next incredible selfie — and this time around, it's not just of itself.

Remember That Selfie Song?

One last group selfie before Ingenuity's maiden voyage.

NASA’s New Mars Rover Takes Selfie With Helicopter in Background

NASA's Mars Perseverance rover has sent back a sweet selfie, a stunningly crisp self-image of the six-wheeled rover's "head."

Face Off

Hello, Percy.

NASA’s Mars Rover Just Took a Selfie and It’s Actually Beautiful

NASA just dropped a 14,000 pound model of its Orion spacecraft into a big pool to make sure that it would hold up during a splashdown.

Kasploosh

There's a good reason, we promise.

Watch as NASA Drops a Spacecraft Into a Huge Dunk Tank

NASA's Mars helicopter dubbed Ingenuity is online and just snapped its first color photo over the weekend.

First Photo

It won't win any awards for the image.

NASA’s Mars Helicopter Is Online and Just Sent Back a Photo

In an email to Futurism, JPL media relations specialist Andrew Good confirmed that the "rainbow" spotted by Perseverance was the result of a lens flare.

Over the Rainbow

It's not what you might think.

NASA: That’s Not a Rainbow We Photographed on Mars

NASA's Perseverance Mars rover's Hazard Avoidance Camera picked up what appears to be a perfect rainbow above the Red Planet's arid surface.

In Rainbows

Rainbows shouldn't exist on Mars.

NASA Releases Breathtaking Rover Photo of “Rainbow” on Mars

NASA's Mars helicopter Ingenuity has officially survived its first night alone after being deployed by the agency's Perseverance rover.

All Alone

Temperatures can drop down to -130 degrees Fahrenheit.

NASA’s Mars Helicopter Survives First Night On Its Own

NASA recently ran a ground test for the propulsion system on their Gateway lunar orbiter. It'll allow the future space station to explore the Moon.