NASA Showcases Lunar Base and Robotics Plans at 2026 FIRST Robotics Championship
NASA showcased its plan for a permanent lunar base and advanced robotic missions during the 2026 FIRST Robotics World Championship, engaging over 51,000 participants.
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Matt Anderson Sworn In as NASA Deputy Administrator
Matt Anderson was sworn in as NASA's deputy administrator to support agency leadership in space exploration, science, and aeronautics missions.
NASA Showcases Breakthroughs in Space Medicine, Materials, and Robotics from ISS Research
The 2025 Annual Highlights from NASA detail over 750 investigations on the ISS, including studies on robotic surgery, bone regeneration, and radiation-resistant materials for…
UN General Assembly Backs World Court Ruling on States' Climate Duties
The UN General Assembly adopted a resolution affirming States' legal duties to prevent climate damage, following a 2025 International Court of Justice advisory opinion.
South Dakota State University Wins NASA 2026 Blue Skies Competition with AR Glasses
The university team claimed first place with their WINGMAN augmented reality safety glasses designed to assist aircraft mechanics in routine servicing and repairs.
NASA Announces Robotic Payload Challenge for In-Space Servicing
NASA invites proposals for payloads manipulable by robotic arms in low Earth orbit, awarding up to $500,000 to winners and facilitating orbital demonstrations.
Charles Baldis and Jules Hurst III Nominated for Top Federal Roles
President has nominated Charles Baldis as Special Counsel and Jules Hurst III as Under Secretary of Defense (Comptroller), both from Virginia.
NASA Fermi Telescope Detects Gamma Rays from Rare Superluminous Supernova
NASA's Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope observed gamma rays from a superluminous supernova likely powered by a magnetar, providing new insights into these energetic cosmic events.
NASA Releases 2026 Civil Space Technology Priorities
NASA's 2026 Civil Space Shortfall Ranking compiles feedback from over 450 individuals to guide technology development for lunar and planetary exploration missions.
NASA Uses AI and Satellite Data to Detect Harmful Algal Blooms
A new AI tool from NASA integrates satellite observations to identify harmful algal blooms in U.S. coastal waters, potentially aiding timely water testing and public health…
Tim Goddard Leads NASA’s Artemis II Open Water Recovery Operations
Tim Goddard leads NASA’s open water recovery efforts, overseeing operations to safely retrieve Artemis II astronauts and Orion spacecraft from the Pacific Ocean.
Melania Trump Highlights Four Pillars for Foster Care Support at Senate Event
At the 2026 Senate Spouses Luncheon, First Lady Melania Trump highlighted education, love, opportunity, and resilience as key to advancing protections for foster care youth.
Wildfire Burns Over 16,000 Acres on Santa Rosa Island in California
A wildfire on Santa Rosa Island, part of California’s Channel Islands National Park, has charred more than 16,000 acres. The fire is believed to be human-caused and remains…
Melania Trump Stresses Bipartisan Unity and Foster Care at Congressional Picnic
At the 2026 Congressional Picnic, First Lady Melania Trump emphasized bipartisan cooperation on foster care legislation and the importance of America’s longstanding tradition of…
NASA’s Psyche Mission Reveals Wind-Blown Craters on Mars
NASA’s Psyche spacecraft captured detailed images of wind-formed streaks over impact craters in Mars’ Syrtis Major region, revealing geological features up to 30 miles wide.
NASA's Psyche Spacecraft Captures Crescent Mars During Gravity Assist
NASA’s Psyche spacecraft imaged Mars as a crescent just before a gravity assist maneuver, revealing atmospheric effects on light scattering.
NASA’s Psyche Mission Reveals Enhanced-Color Images of Mars’ Huygens Crater
The Psyche spacecraft imaged the large Huygens crater and surrounding southern highlands on Mars, revealing compositional differences in the terrain through enhanced-color data.
Trump Administration Restores Washington, D.C. Ahead of 250th Anniversary
President Trump’s administration reports renewed efforts to restore and beautify Washington, D.C., including the reactivation of the Meridian Hill Park fountain and multiple…
President Signs Bills Expanding Nevada Conservation, Supporting Small Businesses, and Adjusting Alaska Native
New laws include expanded conservation areas in Nevada, revised support for small business investments, and land entitlement adjustments for Alaska Natives.
Team-Based Home Monitoring Improves Blood Pressure in Low-Income Patients
A multifaceted, team-based intervention including home blood pressure monitoring and health coaching may reduce high blood pressure among low-income adults at primary care clinics.
Early Exposure to Toxic Metals Linked to Child Mental Health Risks
Research finds metal exposure during specific developmental windows may increase risk of anxiety, depression, and attention issues in children ages 8 to 14.
CDC Confirms Three New Hantavirus Cases Linked to M/V Hondius Cruise Ship
CDC confirms three new hantavirus cases linked to M/V Hondius cruise ship among repatriated U.S. passengers quarantined in Nebraska.
NASA Scientist Cindy Evans Leads Artemis Crew Geology Training
Cindy Evans, a NASA Artemis exploration scientist, directs geology training to prepare Artemis crews for scientific observations during lunar missions.
Moon and Venus Conjunction Shines Above Washington Monument
The Moon and Venus appeared near each other in the sky above the Washington Monument, as seen from NASA Headquarters in Washington, creating a notable celestial conjunction.
Women's Heptathlon: Events, Records, and Leading Athletes
The heptathlon is a women's combined track and field event consisting of seven disciplines over two days, with notable records and athletes shaping its history.
Emerging Talents Shine at World Aquatics Junior High Diving Championships
The second edition of the World Aquatics Junior High Diving Championships showcased emerging talents with Canada, USA, Ukraine, and China among the top performers.
CDC Updates: Monitoring Hantavirus Outbreak and Ebola Efforts
CDC reports no hantavirus cases in the U.S. while actively monitoring outbreaks of hantavirus in South America and Ebola in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda.
NIH-Backed Online Tool Seeks to Enhance Pediatric Amblyopia Care
Researchers launched an online decision-support tool to help clinicians diagnose and treat pediatric amblyopia, expanding access amid a specialist shortage.
UNAIDS Warns of Funding Crisis Impacting Global HIV Prevention and Treatment
UNAIDS reports that reduced international funding is causing a collapse in HIV services, with millions still waiting for treatment and prevention coverage in decline.
NASA Study Shows Complex Global Changes in Nighttime Lighting from 2014–2022
New NASA data shows a 34% global increase in nighttime lighting, with notable regional brightening and dimming linked to urban growth, energy efficiency, and economic shifts.
CDC Reports Salmonella Outbreaks Linked to Backyard Poultry in 18 States
CDC updates on three multistate Salmonella outbreaks tied to backyard poultry, noting 150 new cases, 53 hospitalizations, and one death, with children under five significantly…
CDC Updates on Hantavirus Exposure Monitoring and Public Safety
CDC officials report ongoing monitoring of potential hantavirus exposures among passengers and emphasize low risk to the general public.
Honoring the 222nd Anniversary of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
The Lewis and Clark Expedition, commissioned in 1803, marked a pivotal moment in American history, expanding national knowledge and territory across the western frontier.
NASA Seeks Industry Partners for 2030 Mars Telecommunications Network
NASA released a request for proposals inviting industry collaboration to develop a high-bandwidth Mars Telecommunications Network to support future Mars missions.
President Biden Marks Feast of the Ascension, Reflects on Faith and Freedom
President and First Lady Melania Biden join Christians in celebrating the Feast of the Ascension, highlighting the spiritual significance for millions of Americans and the…
US Provides $1.8 Billion Boost to UN Humanitarian Aid Efforts
The United States has allocated $1.8 billion to support UN-coordinated humanitarian operations, raising total recent US support to $3.8 billion to assist millions worldwide.
NIH Researchers Discover Comprehensive Human Antibodies Against Measles Virus
A study funded by NIH isolated and mapped the first detailed suite of human antibodies targeting measles virus, revealing new immune response insights and therapeutic potential.
Elite Divers to Compete at 2026 World Aquatics High Diving World Cup in Fort Lauderdale
The 2026 World Aquatics High Diving World Cup features elite divers from around the globe, with events scheduled in Fort Lauderdale and Porto Flavia.
Sandy Walker Explores Hiroshima's Legacy Through Ink Drawings
American artist Sandy Walker presents ink drawings inspired by Hiroshima's trauma, interpreting historical memory and survival alongside Hara's poetic text.
Spring Ice Breakup Raises Flooding Risks Near Aniak Along Kuskokwim River
Thawing along the Kuskokwim River has led to ice jams and rising waters around Aniak, with flood watches issued amid rapid changes in ice conditions and snowmelt.
CDC Updates Hantavirus Response to Andes Virus Outbreak Affecting Americans
CDC emphasizes low risk to the general public while detailing collaborative efforts to monitor and manage an Andes virus outbreak affecting American passengers.
NASA-Inspired 3D Printing Revolutionizes Earth Construction
A 3D printing process originally developed for lunar habitats is now used on Earth to create efficient, strong, and visually appealing building elements.
Artemis II Astronauts Discuss Historic Lunar Mission at U.S. Capitol
Astronauts from NASA and the Canadian Space Agency discuss their Artemis II mission, a nearly 10-day journey around the Moon, during a visit to the U.S. Capitol.
Administration Reaffirms Focus on Women's Health Innovations
The Administration underscores efforts to improve women’s healthcare through innovation, affordable care, and attention to overlooked conditions.
Symptom-Based Dosing Shortens Hospital Stay for Newborns with Opioid Withdrawal
A clinical trial indicates that treating neonatal opioid withdrawal syndrome using symptom-based opioid dosing may shorten hospital stays and reduce medication use compared to…
Researchers Map Over 1,000 Odor Receptors in Mice, Uncovering Spatial Patterns
Two independent teams used advanced genetic and microscopy techniques to uncover a distinct spatial pattern of odor receptors in the mouse nose, enhancing understanding of smell.
NASA's TESS Unveils Nearly 6,000 Exoplanet Candidates in Historic All-Sky Survey
NASA’s Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) has produced its most complete all-sky mosaic showing nearly 700 confirmed and over 5,000 candidate exoplanets as of September…
ISS Study Investigates Pneumonia-Related Heart Damage in Space
Expedition 74 astronauts study how pneumonia-causing bacteria affect heart tissue in space, aiming to improve cardiovascular health treatments on Earth and support long-duration…
NASA Outlines Artemis III Plans to Test Spacecraft Docking in Earth Orbit
The Artemis III mission will evaluate rendezvous and docking between Orion and commercial landers in Earth orbit to reduce risks before future lunar landings.
Beaver Island: Michigan’s Emerald Isle with Dark Sky Sanctuary
Beaver Island, the largest in the Beaver Archipelago, features diverse habitats, historic lighthouses, and a new dark sky sanctuary attracting visitors.
NASA Engineer Completes FAA Training to Improve Digital Air Traffic Systems
A NASA Langley engineer attended FAA training to study digital clearance delivery systems and enhance digital taxi instructions for ground operations.
Melania Trump Highlights Foster Youth Progress 180 Days After Executive Order
Since the signing of the Fostering the Future Executive Order, First Lady Melania Trump and her office report new initiatives enhancing foster care services, legislation, and…
President Nominates Six for Federal Judicial Positions
Six individuals have been nominated for various U.S. federal judicial positions, including district and circuit courts, as reported in a White House statement.
NIH Study Maps Pancreatic Islet Cell Variations Linked to Diabetes Risk
A study analyzing pancreatic islet cells from diverse donors reveals variations in hormone-producing cell composition that may influence diabetes risk.
Fort Lauderdale Hosts High Diving World Cup Opener and Junior Championships
Thirty-five professional high divers from 15 countries will compete in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, alongside junior athletes vying for medals over the weekend.
Kathleen Harmon Oversees Deep Space Network Communications for Artemis II
Kathleen Harmon, Artemis II mission interface manager, ensures NASA's Deep Space Network supports spacecraft communication for Artemis and other deep space missions.
NASA Tests Advanced Space Processor to Boost Spacecraft Computing Power
NASA’s High Performance Spaceflight Computing project is developing a radiation-hardened processor capable of dramatically boosting spacecraft computing power while withstanding…
NASA Curiosity Rover Frees Stuck Rock from Drill on Mars
Curiosity’s Mast Camera took images of a rock nicknamed Atacama, which was stuck on the rover’s drill before being detached after several days of effort.
Curiosity Rover Showcases Ingenuity in Latest Mars Mission
The Curiosity rover successfully freed its drill from the Atacama target and conducted detailed geological analyses while preparing for a new drilling site.
NASA Announces 2026 Lunabotics Challenge with 50 College Teams Building Lunar Robots
NASA's annual Lunabotics Challenge invites collegiate teams to develop autonomous lunar rovers capable of constructing protective berms for Artemis mission infrastructure.
NASA, ESA, and USGS Publish Optical Quality Guidelines for Earth Observation Missions
The new Optical Guidelines document outlines standardized methods for assessing the quality of optical sensor data from commercial Earth observation missions, promoting…
Biden Sends Key Federal Nominations and Withdrawal to Senate
President Biden has sent nominations for key federal positions including deputy Treasury secretary, FEMA administrator, and two ambassador posts, along with a withdrawal of a…
NASA Invites Public to Solve May 2026 Satellite Image Puzzler
NASA Earth Observatory's May 2026 Satellite Puzzler invites viewers to guess the location of a puzzling satellite image and share observations for recognition.
Nicholas Houghton Designs Safety Systems for NASA Artemis II Crew
Nicholas Houghton plays a key role in designing and testing life-saving equipment for NASA’s Orion spacecraft, ensuring crew safety during Artemis II and related operations.
President Honors Peace Officers in Memorial Day and Police Week 2026 Proclamation
The proclamation pays tribute to fallen and injured law enforcement officers and highlights recent federal efforts to support local police and reduce crime nationwide.
President Signs Laws to Boost Rural Broadband and Extend Hydropower Deadlines
Two bills signed into law require new FCC procedures for broadband funding and extend hydropower project deadlines by six years.
Nation Celebrates Salvation Army Volunteers During National Week
The Salvation Army's enduring commitment to aid those in need is recognized as the nation commemorates their impactful service and volunteerism.
Hubble Survey Enhances Roman Space Telescope Study of Milky Way’s Bulge
Hubble observations of the Milky Way’s dense galactic bulge will aid NASA’s upcoming Roman Space Telescope in surveying millions of stars and detecting thousands of exoplanets.
Trump Administration Unveils Initiatives to Support American Mothers and Families
The Trump Administration introduces federal guidance on fertility benefits, launches Moms.gov, and implements childcare reforms to assist mothers across the U.S.
NASA Astronaut Jessica Meir Named Photographer of the Year Finalist
Jessica Meir, a seasoned astronaut and scientist, was featured in a portrait that became a finalist for NASA’s 2025 Photographer of the Year.
Anniversary of Fort Ticonderoga Capture: First Major American Victory in the Revolutionary War
The capture of Fort Ticonderoga by American militiamen in 1775 delivered a crucial early victory, providing artillery that helped secure New England during the Revolutionary War.
President Honors Mothers and Details Supportive Policies on Mother's Day
The President commemorates mothers' vital roles in families and society while outlining policy efforts to assist them and their children.
CDC Addresses Andes Virus Outbreak on Atlantic Cruise Ship, Assesses Low Risk to U.S. Travelers
The CDC is addressing a hantavirus outbreak involving Andes virus on a cruise ship, coordinating efforts to safely return American passengers while assessing low risk for the…
Salmonella Outbreak in Young Children Linked to Veiled Chameleons
Veiled chameleons can carry Salmonella, posing a risk particularly to children under 5. Health officials advise precautions when handling these reptiles.
CDC Monitors Hantavirus Outbreak Linked to M/V Hondius Cruise Ship
The CDC is monitoring a hantavirus outbreak associated with the M/V Hondius cruise ship and coordinating repatriation and health guidance for American passengers.
Urban Residents Urged to Protect Migratory Birds Ahead of World Migratory Bird Day
Ahead of World Migratory Bird Day, experts highlight the challenges migratory birds face and how city dwellers can support their survival.
NASA Psyche Spacecraft Captures Mars Ahead of Gravity Assist Maneuver
NASA’s Psyche spacecraft captured a colorized image of Mars about 3 million miles away, using it for a gravity assist to alter its trajectory toward asteroid Psyche.
NASA and SpaceX Schedule Mid-May Launch for 34th ISS Resupply Mission
SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft will deliver about 6,500 pounds of supplies and scientific experiments to the International Space Station, supporting research for future deep space…
UN Advocate Calls for Stronger Support and Justice for Sex Abuse Survivors
Najla Nassif Palma emphasizes the need for stronger action to ensure victims of UN personnel sexual exploitation receive justice, protection, and long-term assistance.
NASA Advances Regenerative Fuel Cell for Artemis Lunar Energy Storage
NASA's regenerative fuel cell system could provide energy storage and power for Artemis lunar habitats by cycling hydrogen and oxygen in a rechargeable process.
Brian Hughes Named Senior Director of NASA Launch Operations
Brian Hughes returns to NASA to lead launch operations at Kennedy and Wallops facilities, aiming to enhance coordination and support U.S. space leadership.
Anton Kiriwas: Leading Artemis Launch Integration at NASA
Anton Kiriwas plays a key role at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center as senior technical integration manager, overseeing launch safety and system integration for Artemis missions.
NASA and Microchip Develop Next-Gen Spaceflight Computing Power
NASA and Microchip Technology Inc. collaborate to create next-gen spaceflight processors that offer over 100 times current computing power with enhanced autonomy and resilience.
Melania Trump Emphasizes the Vital Role of Mothers in America
First Lady Melania Trump emphasizes the critical role mothers play in shaping character, education, and moral order within families, while noting the challenges of balancing…
NASA Astronaut Photographs Milky Way and Airglow from Space
Astronaut Chris Williams photographed the Milky Way rising above Earth's atmospheric airglow while aboard the International Space Station in April 2026.
U.S. Adds 115,000 Jobs in April, Manufacturing Drives Gains
The U.S. labor market showed strong gains in April with 115,000 jobs added, driven by manufacturing and construction, signaling ongoing economic momentum under President Trump.
CDC Expands Listeria Outbreak Alert With More Illnesses, Deaths, and Recalls
The CDC has reported additional illnesses and deaths linked to a multistate Listeria outbreak and expanded the list of recalled products, advising consumers against eating…
CDC Remembers Michael Fletcher, Advocate for Smoking Cessation
Michael Fletcher, a spokesperson for the CDC's Tips From Former Smokers campaign, is remembered for his dedication to raising awareness about the risks of cigarette smoking.
CDC Warns of 460% Surge in Drug-Resistant NDM-CRE Bacterial Infections in U.S.
The CDC highlights a dramatic rise in NDM-producing carbapenem-resistant Enterobacterales infections, which are difficult to treat and may spread rapidly without proper control…
CDC Reports Twelfth Year of Increasing Newborn Syphilis as Other STIs Decline
Provisional CDC data show nearly 4,000 newborn syphilis cases in 2024, marking a 2% increase from 2023, while overall STI cases declined for the third consecutive year.
CDC Shifts to Individual-Based COVID-19 and Varicella Vaccine Recommendations
The CDC has revised its immunization schedules to recommend individual-based decisions for COVID-19 vaccination and separate varicella vaccination for toddlers.
CDC Recommends Shared Decision-Making for Hepatitis B Vaccine in Infants of Hepatitis B–Negative Mothers
The CDC now advises shared clinical decision-making between parents and providers on timing of the hepatitis B vaccine for infants born to mothers who test negative for the virus.
CDC Remembers Suzy Ellis, 'Tips From Former Smokers' Advocate
Suzy Ellis, a participant in the CDC's anti-smoking campaign, died at 57 after a stroke linked to her smoking history; she shared her story to inspire quitting and prevention.
CDC Warns of Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Moringa Leaf Powder in Supplements
A multistate outbreak of Salmonella infections has been linked to moringa leaf powder in dietary supplements, leading to recalls and consumer warnings.
Ralph Abraham Named CDC Principal Deputy Director to Enhance Infectious Disease Response
Ralph Abraham, M.D., sworn in as Principal Deputy Director of the CDC, aims to refocus the agency on infectious disease protection and transparency.
CDC Probes Infant Botulism Linked to ByHeart Formula in 19 States
The CDC is responding to an outbreak of infant botulism affecting 51 infants across 19 states, linked to contaminated ByHeart infant formula.
Salmonella Outbreak Tied to Raw Oysters Sickens 64 Across 22 States
A CDC investigation has identified 64 Salmonella cases tied to raw oyster consumption; 20 hospitalizations reported with no deaths, as health officials work to find a common…
NASA Armstrong Expands Aircraft Fleet to Boost Aerospace Research
NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center adds new aircraft to its fleet, enhancing capabilities for science and aeronautics test missions while continuing its legacy in flight…
CDC Updates Childhood Vaccine Schedule to Align With International Standards
The CDC has accepted recommendations to modify the US childhood vaccine schedule based on a review comparing immunization practices with 20 peer developed countries, aiming to…
NASA Tests Supersonic Mars Helicopter Rotor Blades
NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory has tested next-generation Mars helicopter rotor blades capable of surpassing the sound barrier, aiming to enhance future aircraft performance on…
Blue Origin's Lunar Lander Cabin Mock-Up Delivered to NASA for Artemis Astronaut Training
NASA has received a full-size crew cabin mock-up of Blue Origin's lunar lander to support astronaut training and testing for upcoming Artemis missions.
Salmonella Outbreak in Multiple States Linked to Pet Veiled Chameleons Sickens Five Young Children
A multistate Salmonella outbreak has sickened five children aged two years or younger, traced to pet veiled chameleons, according to the CDC.
NASA Tests Supersonic Mars Helicopter Blades for Next-Gen Exploration
NASA's new rotor blade tests show tips can exceed Mach 1 in Martian conditions, enabling heavier payloads and advanced aerial exploration on Mars.
President Trump Proclaims May 8, 2026, as Military Spouse Day
In recognition of the critical role military spouses play in national defense, President Trump proclaims May 8, 2026, as Military Spouse Day, honoring their dedication and…
President Trump Declares May 8, 2026 Victory Day for World War II
President Donald J. Trump formally designates May 8, 2026, as Victory Day to commemorate the Allied triumph over Nazi Germany and honor the sacrifices made during World War II.
UN Chief Calls for Broader Progress Metrics Beyond GDP
The UN calls for new metrics to supplement GDP, highlighting its failure to capture social welfare, inequality, and environmental costs in assessing national progress.
UN Assesses Progress and Ongoing Challenges in Global Migration Compact
The UN highlights advancements in migration management but emphasizes ongoing issues like trafficking, migrant deaths, and the need for simpler regularisation processes.
LA28 Water Polo Qualification System Finalized, Achieving Gender Parity
The IOC and World Aquatics have confirmed the qualification system for the 2028 Olympic water polo tournaments, expanding to 12 teams for both men and women for the first time.
DiscoverWHR: Centralized NIH Resource for Women's Health Research
DiscoverWHR provides comprehensive access to NIH-funded women's health research, clinical trials, data elements, literature, patient education, and funding opportunities.
Tommie Smith Breaks 20-Second Barrier in 200m on Straight Track in 1966
Tommie Smith became the first man to run both 200m and 220 yards under 20 seconds on a straight track in 1966, a historic achievement noted for its grace and speed.
NASA’s Mars Habitat Simulation Crew Marks 200 Days in Isolation
Four crew members on NASA’s 378-day Mars simulation have surpassed 200 days inside a 3D-printed habitat, providing insights into isolation and mission stresses.
Artemis II Crew Captures Striking Image of Earth's Edge from Deep Space
The first crewed Artemis II mission provided a vivid image of Earth's bright edge against space, marking a step toward future moon landings.
NASA-Supported SNAPPY CubeSat Launches to Test Solar Neutrino Detection in Orbit
The SNAPPY CubeSat, designed by Wichita State University and supported by NASA, aims to test a prototype solar neutrino detector operating in polar orbit to pave the way for…
Cornell Students Partner with NASA to Advance Drone Traffic Safety
A Cornell University team is researching new drone traffic management systems funded by NASA, aiming to safely integrate thousands of drones in the national airspace.
U.S. Monitors Hantavirus Case on M/V Hondius Cruise Ship
The U.S. Department of State and CDC are coordinating a response for U.S. travelers aboard the M/V Hondius after hantavirus confirmation, with risk to the public assessed as…
President Urges Americans to Honor Faith on National Day of Prayer
On the National Day of Prayer, the President highlights America's historical and ongoing connection to faith and calls for reflection on the nation's blessings and protection.
NASA’s Dryden Test Range Expands Flight and Space Mission Capabilities
NASA’s Dryden Aeronautical Test Range provides critical communications, tracking, and data services for cutting-edge aeronautics and space research at Armstrong Flight Research…
NASA Wallops Announces Public Information Session on May 13
NASA Wallops Flight Facility will hold a public information event covering bridge construction, beach replenishment, and a PFAS health consultation report.
NASA Ames Science Directorate Honors Top Contributors in Space and Earth Science
NASA Ames Science Directorate highlights the achievements of Lora Jovanović, Tammy Moore, Frances Donovan, and Jaden Ta for their contributions to astrophysics, biosciences, and…
President and First Lady Honor Nurses on National Nurses Day
The President and First Lady recognize the dedication and compassion of approximately 5 million nurses nationwide who serve in diverse healthcare settings.