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Although they have fewer personal options for the meal, the astronauts can still enjoy a special Thanksgiving dinner on the International Space Station.

Every year more than seventy thousand women die from post-birth bleeding complications.

The Mole on NASA’s InSight lander is moving again!

This novel robotic system could provide all-access mobility on any world with an atmosphere.

These images show physical details of the shockwaves no one has ever seen before.

This mission will provide autonomous navigation capabilities a large distance away from Earth.

You don’t have to be an actor to post questions on Twitter. Just use # Ask NASA.

Astronauts on the International Space Station are growing their own complex crystal gardens.

The collaborative design of UVA’s new Link Lab puts researchers at the intersection of the cyber and physical worlds.

When it comes to navigating around obstacles, the sky’s the limit for these climbing robots.

Ambient backscatter is a new way for devices to communicate without any on-board batteries.

The AZURE mission will investigate the energy exchange that occurs in the region where particles from space intermingle with Earth’s atmosphere creating the aurora borealis.

Fifty years ago, the Apollo program developed technologies at an unprecedented pace.

As researchers put their technical expertise to work, the resulting aircraft improvements ultimately helped the Allies win the war.

The western honeybee is a honey-producing powerhouse.

The Advanced Rapid Imaging and Analysis team at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory used data from satellites to produce a map that showed the surface displacement from the earthquakes.

Creating a safe environment for astronauts is the number one priority for all crew missions. But who do astronauts call when they have a fire in space?

Whether you’re accessing saved pictures or large files of data, have you plugged into the cloud today? If so, you can thank NASA for that.

When it comes to spacesuits, orange is the new grey.

One of the problems NASA faced when planning its first crewed space missions was how to ensure that the food astronauts took with them was safe.