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Science research on the International Space Station could provide a better model for testing drugs to combat cardiovascular disease and cancer.

Statistics published by the American Cancer Society show that approximately one in nine women in the United States will develop breast cancer. Now, early detection has a new weapon.

Statistics published by the American Cancer Society show that approximately one in nine women in the United States will develop breast cancer. Now, early detection has a new weapon.

Cancer research that began in space has led to at least fifteen microcapsule patents, revolutionizing the way cancer treatments can be administered.

February is National Cancer Awareness Month, and NASA is using the International Space Station to conduct cancer research that will benefit patients on Earth.

NASA’s InSight lander has survived a large regional dust storm on Mars.

As NASA prepares to send astronauts farther into space than ever before, they need to upgrade the production of one critical fuel source: food.

Some large winter storms are rolling across the country, and that’s exactly what these storm-chasing scientists have been preparing for.

NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope officially passed the one-billion second mark!

When you send your Valentine a card with one of these spacy sentiments, they’re sure to be over the Moon with delight.

The International Space Station measures 357 feet, about the length of SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, where this year’s Super Bowl 56 will be played.

Understanding why materials burn, and better yet, what makes materials not burn, is the primary goal of the Federal Aviation Administration’s Fire Safety Laboratories.

Today’s astronauts can enjoy many of the same candies they would have at home from peanut butter cups to Milky Way candy bars.

Understanding how fire behaves in microgravity and how different materials will burn in space is extremely important for future exploration missions.

NASA’s OSCAR processes small pieces of trash in a high temperature reactor, effectively turning trash into usable resources.

Lucy will bring us closer than ever before to these fossils of planet formation, while giving us new insights into the origins of Earth.

If humans are destined for deep space, we need to understand how living in space affects health. To do that, astronauts must be able to analyze medical samples themselves.

Several Earth-observing satellites captured images of this powerful volcanic eruption in the South Pacific.

Every February 2, thousands of people travel to Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania to celebrate a quirky little holiday called Groundhog Day.

JWST has safely arrived at its new home, nearly 1 million miles from Earth.