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Hubble is slowly falling, and NASA asks companies how to save it
NASA wants private companies’ ideas for boosting Hubble higher, servicing it or bringing it down safely.
The Hubble Space Telescope still shines in the eyes of astronomers after 36 years in orbit, but it is not as nimble as it once was. Left alone, the observatory will plunge back into the atmosphere in the early-to-mid-2030s, closing the book on one of the most famous scientific instruments of the century.
The nail-biting incident happened just two weeks ago, when the Deep Space Network didn't receive a call from Voyager 1 on either Oct. 18 or 19. But before the agency could send repair commands, the spacecraft, now outside the solar system, signaled back on Oct. 20. No communication outages have happened since.
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Voyager 1 went silent for two days, and NASA isn't sure why
NASA lost Voyager 1’s signal on Oct.
NASA's TRACERS (Tandem Reconnection and Cusp Electrodynamics Reconnaissance Satellites) mission has gathered its first clues to how space weather affects Earth's magnetic field. In a new paper published in the Journal of Geophysical Research: Space Physics,
NASA’s Voyager 1 has reached a milestone distance from Earth while carrying a message of humanity into deep space.
NASA chief Jared Isaacman views the race to the moon as a geopolitical goal, as rivals China and Russia plan to develop a nuclear-reactor-powered moon base within a decade.
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NASA reveals spooky space sightings ahead of Halloween — including celestial skull shapes
Skull shapes and ghostly eyes are among a gallery of Halloween-themed spooky space sightings. NASA Universe revealed several astral oddities this week ahead of October 31. STAY UP TO DATE WITH THE LATEST NEWS BY SUBSCRIBING TO MORNING REPORT NEWSLETTER Showcasing four eye-like observations,
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Johnson Space Center director Vanessa Wyche on workforce changes, aging buildings and NASA's future
Vanessa Wyche, director of the Johnson Space Center, discussed employee morale, the center's work with commercial space companies and NASA's vision for reaching the moon and Mars.
Less than 1% of NASA's workforce are the astronauts. Here are a few of the hard workers that support the agency's many missions and functions.
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NASA crew prepares to exit Mars simulation after nearly 380 days
Four volunteers who spent nearly 380 days in a Mars habitat simulator at Johnson Space Center will emerge Saturday after more than a year without sunlight, shopping, or in-person contact with their families.
