After the primary mission concluded in March, we have been allowing the spacecraft to go much…
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New Study Outlines ‘Water World’ Theory of Life’s Origins
Did life first arise on Earth in warm, gentle springs on the sea floor? Researchers are…
SpaceX’s Dragon Headed to Space Station to Create Astronaut Farmers
“Enter the Dragon” takes on a whole new meaning as SpaceX’s Dragon cargo craft is scheduled…
NASA to Provide Live Coverage and Commentary of April 14-15 Lunar Eclipse
The public will have the opportunity to view and learn more about the upcoming total lunar…
LADEE Project Scientist Update: Citius, propius, occupatus
Not exactly the Olympic motto, but appropriate! On March 1, 2014, NASA's Lunar Atmosphere and Dust…
IRIS Science Cafe #1 – The Spacecraft
The NASA Ames Visitor Center will be hosting three evenings of science cafés where your questions…
Microgravity Research Helping to Understand the Fungi Within
Researchers better understand a fungus that impacts human health thanks to microgravity study aboard a mission…
NASA’s Yvonne Pendleton Receives 2014 Women of Influence Award
Yvonne Pendleton, Director of NASA’s Solar System Exploration Research Virtual Institute (SSERVI) at NASA Ames Research…
NASA Robots Showcased at Silicon Valley Robotics’ ‘Robot Block Party’
Two cutting-edge NASA prototype robots will be featured during a "Robot Block Party" in Palo Alto,…