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Hubble Telescope spies newborn stars in famous Orion Nebula (photo)
A recent photo from the Hubble Space Telescope captures two protostars called HOPS 150 and HOPS 153, which are located in the ...
NASA Kennedy ground systems prepping hardware for Artemis II and beyond
Teams with NASA are gaining momentum as work progresses toward future lunar missions for the benefit of humanity as numerous ...
NASA’s Artemis I Orion Spacecraft Returns to Kennedy Space Center
After a comprehensive 11-month testing stint in Ohio, the Artemis I Orion crew module, now the Orion ETA, is back at Kennedy ...
NASA’s Plan to Rewrite Time for Space Missions
Ambitious plans for lunar bases and Martian habitats present unique challenges, especially in coordinating time across ...
Hubble Telescope Captures Stunning View of Orion Nebula’s Protostars
The Hubble Space Telescope captures extraordinary images of young stars, shedding light on star formation in the Orion Nebula.
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NASA's Orion crew capsule had heat shield issues during Artemis 1 − an aerospace expert weighs in (op-ed)
It was NASA’s Orion capsule, which would soon end the 25-day Artemis I mission around and beyond the moon with a fiery splashdown into the ocean. Orion's reentry followed a sharply angled ...
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Watch NASA’s Moon Capsule Violently Break Apart During Abort Test
The Orion Environmental Test Article inside the Thermal Vacuum Chamber in the Space Environments Complex at NASA’s Neil Armstrong Test Facility in Sandusky, Ohio. NASA/Quentin Schwinn NASA put ...
10 stunning images of nebulae by NASA Hubble Telescopes
A planetary nebula in Sagittarius, 3000 light-years away, features waves 100 billion kilometres high, caused by supersonic shocks from a hot star's stellar winds. Hubble's image of the Carina Nebula ...
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NASA delays Artemis missions again. What could this mean for the moon, Mars and space leadership?
Artemis 2 will still use Orion, but with a different reentry trajectory to better manage the resulting heat. "The safety of our astronauts is always first in our decisions," NASA Administrator ...