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Kepler More Than Doubles Its Known Exoplanets With New Discoveries

By Dan Van Winkle May 10th
Solar Flare Is Beautiful, Terrifying in 4K High Def Video by NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory

By Dan Van Winkle Apr 28th
NASA Dawn Mission May Have Mysterious New Target, Cassini Prepares to Go out in Blaze of Glory

By Dan Van Winkle Apr 25th
Kepler Space Telescope Back to Hunting for Planets After Emergency Mode Troubles

By Dan Van Winkle Apr 22nd
Oh, Just NASA Lurking on Facebook to Shut Down Climate Change Deniers

By Dan Van Winkle Apr 13th
NASA’s Kepler Mission Recovering From Unexpected Spacecraft Emergency

By Dan Van Winkle Apr 11th
Learn About NASA’s New Inflatable Space Habitat That Totally Looks Like a Marshmallow

By Charline Jao Mar 28th
NASA’s Mars Outpost Isn’t a Permanent Colony — Just a Temporary “Habitation Zone”

By Maddy Myers Mar 25th
Janelle Monáe, Taraji P. Henson to Star in Movie About the African-American Women Behind the Space Race

By Carolyn Cox Mar 9th
NASA Captures Photo of Phobos, Mars’ Most Mysterious Moon

By Jessica Lachenal Mar 7th
Scott Kelly’s Return Filled With Catching Up (Thanks Stephen Colbert!) and Mysteries (That Jumpsuit!)

By Teresa Jusino Mar 4th
Hubble Telescope Breaks Cosmic Distance Record, Observes Oldest Galaxy Ever

By Jessica Lachenal Mar 4th
Watch Coverage of Scott Kelly’s Return to Earth After 340 Days in Space

By Teresa Jusino Mar 1st
Things We Saw Today: Deadpool’s Negasonic Teenage Warhead Concept Art

By Carolyn Cox Feb 29th
What Do the Presidential Candidates Think About NASA and Should You Care?

By Dan Van Winkle Feb 27th
No, There Is No “Previously Classified Moon Music”

By Dan Van Winkle Feb 23rd
NASA Working on Technology to Shoot Us to Mars Super Fast With Lasers

By Dan Van Winkle Feb 22nd
NASA Built Lady Gaga’s Robotic Keyboard For the Grammys

By Carly Lane Feb 20th
Things We Saw Today: NASA’s Amazing Shot of Saturn’s Rings “Dividing” a Moon

By Jessica Lachenal Feb 17th
This 360-Degree Mars Video and These Space Tourism Posters Mean NASA Wants Us to Visit Space ASAP

By Jessica Lachenal Feb 9th