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You know, it’s hard not to look up at the night sky and wonder what’s out there. For decades, Mars has been a focal point in that wonder, a place that seems both familiar and incredibly alien. Well, NASA just dropped some really exciting news that taps right into that fascination: evidence suggesting that life … Read more
Did you know our sun, that giant ball of plasma we rely on, has a cycle? It’s true! For decades, it’s been in a relatively quiet phase, but NASA scientists are now saying it’s slowly waking up. And that means we might be in for more intense space weather. What exactly is solar weather? Think … Read more
Did you know that the dawn of the Space Shuttle era marked a significant turning point for women at NASA? For years, the world of space exploration was largely a male domain. But the Space Shuttle program, with its groundbreaking capabilities and evolving mission profiles, began to change all that. Before the Shuttle, the path … Read more
As someone deeply invested in atmospheric science and the crucial work of environmental policy, I’ve been watching NASA’s trajectory with keen interest. Lately, there’s been a lot of discussion about administrative policies and their potential impact on the agency’s dedicated workforce, particularly those involved in vital climate research. Did you know that NASA has a … Read more
Imagine this: by 2030, our Moon might have its own power plant, running on nuclear energy. NASA is seriously looking into putting a fission surface power system on the lunar surface. It sounds like science fiction, but it’s a very real goal, driven by the need for reliable, long-lasting energy for future lunar missions. Why … Read more
It’s with a heavy heart that we mark the passing of Dr. Edward C. Stone, a true titan of space exploration. For over four decades, Dr. Stone was the project scientist for NASA’s iconic Voyager missions, guiding humanity’s farthest journey into the cosmos. He passed away on June 14, 2024, at the age of 88. … Read more
Have you ever looked up at the night sky and felt a sense of wonder about our closest celestial neighbor? I know I have. The Moon, with its ever-changing phases and mysterious surface, has captivated humanity for millennia. And now, NASA is making it easier than ever for all of us to connect with it. … Read more
As someone fascinated by space exploration and how we push the boundaries of human endeavor, I’ve always admired the ingenuity and preparedness that goes into NASA missions. So, it got me thinking: what if we applied that same spirit of meticulous planning and resourcefulness to our Everyday Carry (EDC) kits? Today, August 25, 2025, let’s … Read more
Did you know there’s a dwarf planet in our solar system that might have once been a cozy place for life to take hold? I’m talking about Ceres, a fascinating world that orbits the Sun between Mars and Jupiter. Scientists have been studying Ceres for years, especially with data from NASA’s Dawn mission. Recently, some … Read more
It’s been a busy time in the world of space exploration, and recent statements from NASA’s acting administrator, Sean Duffy, have sparked some important conversations. Duffy has indicated that NASA plans to “move aside” from climate sciences to double down on missions focused on the Moon and Mars. This shift in focus has naturally led … Read more