Innovation Now

Join us in celebrating Women’s History Month and visit us online at Innovation Now to learn more about these remarkable women.

This mammoth construction is made of aluminum, titanium, and human ingenuity.

Astronauts are likely to suffer menu fatigue, a phenomenon also reported by military personnel who get tired of eating the same foods.

When people spend long periods of time in space, their muscles can suffer from lack of use.

She was the agency’s first African-American female engineer and now NASA’s Headquarters building in Washington, DC, has been named in her honor.

Technologies advance the science that helps us understand the auroras or northern lights.

If we are going to have the next generation of humans on other planetary bodies, then they would be using the technologies that we’re developing now.

Northrop Grumman kicked off their 2021 launch schedule with a Cygnus vehicle named for NASA mathematician Katherine Johnson.

At the request of President Joe Biden, the Lunar Sample Laboratory Facility at NASA’s Johnson Space Center sent a Moon rock to the White House.

History was made on February 18th, and thanks to the Perseverance Rover, we all have a front row seat!

This versatile new airlock supports multiple experiments or deploying satellites simultaneously, making space for a lot more station science.

Night vision goggles are designed to provide pilots with the ability to see clearly at night.

NASA is planning to send a mobile robot to the South Pole of the Moon to get a close-up view of water ice.

Using radio frequencies to determine a spaceship’s position in space is vital to the success of deep space exploration missions.

These Moon rocks, specially curated at NASA’s Johnson Space Center since they were brought to Earth, are an investment in the future.

With no atmosphere for sound waves to travel through, the real sound in space is mostly silence.

The Mars 2020 rover contains an armada of imaging equipment that will be an eye-opening experience for all.

The Mars helicopter is a technology demonstration that could soon have us flying at least 30 feet high over Mars.

Just a few days and counting. Mars 2020 is about to land.

Astronauts do get the chance to augment their diet with a few special treats, and chocolates are a common favorite.