NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION

SpaceX Christmas Delivery Arrives at Space Station

A SpaceX delivery full of Christmas goodies arrived at the International Space Station on Saturday, following a slight delay caused by a communication drop-out.

First Manned Space Mission Launches Since Soyuz Failure

The first manned space mission to the International Space Station since an unprecedented accident in October, which raised concerns about Moscow's Soviet-designed spacecraft, will launch on Monday.

NASA's Martian Quake Sensor InSight Lands at Slight Angle

NASA's unmanned Martian quake sensor, InSight, has landed at a slight angle on the Red Planet, and experts are hopeful the spacecraft will work as planned, the US space agency said Friday.

Asteroid 2018 VE4 to Pass Closest to Earth Tonight, NASA Issues Warning

A giant asteroid, dubbed as Android 2018 VE4 by National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), will make its closest appearance to Earth around 5:24 pm GMT (UTC).

Elon Musk Won't Be Seen Smoking Pot in Public Again, Says NASA

NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine said that Musk is committed to safety as anybody and he understands that smoking pot publicly was not appropriate. Hen.

Turkey Seeks Extradition of Exiled Cleric from US

Turkey's top diplomat has presented top Trump administration officials with a series of big requests, including extradition of scores of people linked to an exiled Turkish cleric and a permanent exemption from US sanctions for importing Iranian oil.

Chinese Eves Clinch FIBA U-18 Women's Asian C'ship for 16th Time

Bengaluru [India], Nov5 (ANI): China reigned supreme for the 16th time after breezing past their arch rivals Japan 89-76 in the final of the 24th FIBA U18 Women's Asian Championship, held at the Sri Kanteerava Indoor Stadium in Bengaluru.

NASA Will Keep Trying to Contact Stalled Mars Rover Opportunity

NASA has changed its mind about how long it will continue to seek contact with an aging robotic vehicle that was blanketed in a dust storm on Mars back in June and has been stalled ever since.

Trump Says Climate Change Not a Hoax, Not Sure of Its Source

President Donald Trump is backing off his claim that climate change is a hoax but says he doesn't know if it's manmade and suggests that the climate will "change back again".

Trouble for Hubble: Gyro Fails on Space Telescope

The Hubble space telescope, which has been in orbit since 1990, has temporarily suspended operations because of a gyroscope failure, the US space agency has said.

Lockheed Martin Unveils Lunar Lander Concept Vehicle

US aerospace giant Lockheed Martin, responding to NASA's plans to renew the exploration of the moon and Mars in the next decade, unveiled a concept spacecraft able to land on the lunar surface.

NASA's Curiosity Rover Captures a Selfie on Mars in a Panoramic View of Dusty Martian Skies

The panorama, captured from Curiosity's current location on Vera Rubin Ridge, also includes a rare view by the Mast Camera of the rover itself, revealing a thin layer of dust on its deck.

NASA's Planet-hunting Kepler Probe Restarts Science Operations

NASA's planet-hunting Kepler space telescope -- which has led to the discovery of over 2,300 planets so far -- was roused from sleep mode and has restarted its scientific operations.

NASA Mars Mission Contest Promises $75,000 to Those Suggesting Ideas to Convert CO2 into Useful Compounds on Mars

NASA has announced a CO2 Conversion Challenge to take some assistance from the public on how its astronauts can endure on the Red Planet.

NASA Seeks Ideas to Convert CO2 into Useful Compounds

International Space Station Repaired After Pressure Leak

Washington D.C. [U.S.A. The United States space agency NASA and its Russian counterpart Roscosmos have identified and repaired a minute pressure leak, which resulted in a minor loss of cabin pressure.

Ryan Gosling Takes Giant Leap in 'First Man'

Washington D.C. [USA] Aug 30(ANI): The trailer of 'First Man' is out and looks exhilarating, as Ryan Gosling portraying American astronaut Neil Armstrong takes the giant leap into the unknown- the moon.

For First Time in Decades, Astronaut Quits NASA Training

For the first time in five decades, a NASA astronaut candidate has resigned from training, the US space agency has said.