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[ad_1] The NASA has published a report summarizing its official plans for the exploration of our solar system, making it an exciting read – if you do not mind it brings a …

[ad_1] In July, NASA astronauts on the International Space Station deployed a small satellite called RainCube that monitors storms and sends information about them to researchers. The small CubeSat returned his first …

[ad_1] It has been several months since NASA's rover Opportunity has become silent. A huge dust storm on Mars enveloped the planet in the dark and prevented Opportunity from generating solar energy. …

[ad_1] NASA will soon activate "the most advanced laser instrument of its kind" to study the evolution of polar ice on Earth. The Advanced Topographic Laser Altimeter System (ATLAS), extremely accurate, is …

[ad_1] NASA has launched a web application that shows how space research has helped improve the life of the average American. More than 130 technologies derived from the application have been developed …

[ad_1] <! – -> By NASA // September 24, 2018 <! –-> Artist concept of a dust storm on Titan. (Image by IPGP / Labex UnivEarthS / Paris Diderot University – C. …

[ad_1] NASA's mission to measure the impact of climate change and other factors on the melting polar ice caps has started well. ICESat-2 will use lasers to determine how precarious the situation …

[ad_1] Remember those incredible satellite images that we followed as Hurricane Florence headed for the Carolinas coast? Thank NASA's GOES-East satellite and save an inch for NASA scientists in Alabama who help …

[ad_1] NASA's planetary hunter, TESS, has begun to provide data on planets beyond our solar system. The file collected on the initial TESS orbit includes a detailed picture of the southern sky. …

[ad_1] The first approach to the Mission Sun will take place in early November 2018, but even now, still outside of Venus' orbit, the instruments indicate that they are ready to collect …