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Meet the astronauts launching a new era of U.S. spaceflight
NASA selected the astronauts for the first crewed missions to the International Space Station from American soil since the space shuttles stopped flying in 2011.
NASA to launch UAE student’s science experiment
15-year-old Gavin Vasandani is launching a 40-millimeter science experiment into space this September. Find out how students like him can launch projects with the help of NASA.
NASA tech helps unravel secrets of Dead Sea Scrolls
NASA helped bring space telescope tech to the archaeology lab and uncover hidden text in fragments of the Dead Sea Scrolls.
Record-breaking spacewalker Peggy Whitson retires at 58
The world's most experienced spacewoman has retired after spending more time in orbit than any other American astronaut.
Companies turn to space with help from the U.S.
President Trump has signed a directive aimed at streamlining regulations on commercial use of space. What does this mean for private space companies?
Legacy of Sally Ride, America’s first woman in space, lives on
The U.S. will dedicate a new U.S. postage stamp for the late Sally Ride, America's first woman in space, who continues to inspire generations of young women.
U.S., Israel protect astronauts from space radiation
An Israel-based company created a vest that astronauts could wear on a mission to Mars. These unique garments are designed to protect internal organs from radiation.
NASA, citizen scientists solve night-sky mystery called Steve
A strange purple streak in the night sky baffled scientists and sky-watchers. They called it "Steve." With the help of NASA, we're learning more about this cousin of the aurora.
Meet NASA’s Susan Finley, still exploring ‘the final frontier’ at 81
Want to know what it's like to work on a space mission? Ask a NASA veteran who's spent decades probing the solar system. She's got stories to tell.