NASA: Space junk that crashed through Florida home came from ISS, 'survived re-entry'
NASA has confirmed that a nearly 2-pound chunk of a jettisoned pallet of used batteries that crashed through the roof and two floors of a Florida man's house last month came from the International Space Station.
NASA, Saturn and Titan
The Advanced Composite Solar Sail System (ACS3) is scheduled for launch on Tuesday, April 23 on board Rocket Lab’s Electron ...
Post-flight inspection of the Artemis 1 Orion heat shield showed an unanticipated loss of char layer pieces from the ...
A piece of trash intentionally jettisoned from the International Space Station struck a home in Naples, Florida, according to ...
“Blocking some of the light leaking in would allow us to return to more normal operations around the clock,” Zaven ...
Facing budgetary pressure for its Mars Sample Return program, NASA has turned to private industry for ideas—perhaps with one ...
Nelson has regularly warned that the world may face dire consequences if China reaches the surface of the moon first, which ...
Scientists on NASA's Juno mission to Jupiter have transformed data collected during two recent flybys of Io into animations ...
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