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Equipped with an onboard computer, a stereo camera, and a wireless radio, these origami-inspired rovers enable different kinds of science measurements.

Technology spinoffs like Canary-S are nothing to sneeze at!

Orion astronauts will wear a new suit designed for launch day, emergency situations, high-risk parts of missions near the Moon, and the high-speed return home.

Hot and unforgiving, Earth’s nearest neighbor boasts a toxic atmosphere and a sweltering surface.

Projecting future sea level rise is critical for coastal planners and policymakers who are trying to account for sea-level rise on their communities.

The Venus rover is one of the visionary ideas currently being funded for study by NASA’s Innovative Advanced Concepts program.

Online networking opportunities make it easier for researchers across the world to work together to track animal migration.

Micrometeorites traveling through space often hit the surface of the Moon. These high-speed, tiny pieces of rock or metal pose a danger to spacecraft and astronauts alike.

First Woman's hero, Calista Rodriguez, aka Callie, has a heroic aim – to be the first woman on the Moon.

Drowsy drivers account for a large portion of car crashes. Unlike people, computers don’t get sleepy. Could self-driving cars be a safe alternative?

Gateway will serve as a port for the human landing system that will take astronauts down to the lunar surface.

NASA engineers have created a new space toilet, the Universal Waste Management System, for astronauts who will need to spend days or even months in the Orion spacecraft.

NASA’s Black Marble is playing a vital role in monitoring disaster impacts with satellite data that looks at a unique human footprint ­ artificial lights at night.

NASA’s Perseverance rover has completed the collection of the first rock sample on another planet.

Through a series of graphic novels and digital platforms, NASA’s First Woman tells the tale of Callie Rodriguez, the first woman to explore the Moon.

NASA scientists believe that even small, shadowed craters on the Moon are cold enough to hold water molecules.

It stands 170 feet tall. This one-of-a-kind welding tool is the largest in the world. So, that’s where NASA is building the fuel tanks for the world’s largest rocket.

JWST will be NASA’s premiere space observatory, giving astronomers worldwide infrared eyes on the universe.

The attacks on 9/11 twenty years ago were a national tragedy that resulted in a staggering loss of life and significant changes in the American way of life.

NASA rovers Spirit and Opportunity bear a silent memorial to the victims of the September 11th attacks.