Category Archives: Ames

A biology experiment on a small, deep-space satellite will study radiation exposure to help NASA prepare to send humans farther than they’ve ever gone before.

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A biology experiment on a small, deep-space satellite will study radiation exposure to help NASA prepare to send humans farther than they’ve ever gone before.

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As you consume copious amounts of baked goods this holiday season, know that one of the key ingredients is helping NASA learn about space radiation and how to protect humans on future space missions.

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When we think of sugar, it’s in the form of a holiday sweet or a reason to head back to gym after New Year’s Eve — we don’t usually think of the complex varieties that form the structural backbones of our very genetic code. And we certainly don’t think of sugar floating around in the vast darkness of space.

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NASA Supports Tech on Rocket-Powered Virgin Galactic Spacecraft

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40 Years Ago, Pioneers Encounter Venus

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Go Behind the Scenes of SOFIA, the World’s Largest Flying Telescope

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NASA Collaborates with JAXA to use Drones for Disaster Recovery Drill

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In a galaxy far away, an old star exploded and became a supernova. About 170 million years later on Feb. 4, 2018, the light emanating from the explosion was received by an arsenal of high-powered telescopes.

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Scientists in the Aerobiology Lab at NASA’s Ames Research Center are developing methods to test how and how well different types of microbes survive in the extreme conditions of the atmosphere.

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