NASA

NASA

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is the U.S. government's leading space agency. It was founded in 1958, and since then, it has relentlessly explored space and aeronautics by conducting research and launching crewed/uncrewed missions.

Artemis III update: NASA begins installation of 7,700-pound RS-25 engines into SLS core stage

Each RS-25 engine will fire for about 8 minutes during ascent, providing 500,000 pounds of thrust in the process.
Published: 18 hours ago  |  By Pranjal Nath

NASA's Jessica Meir and ESA's Sophie Adenot to step out of ISS tomorrow for U.S. Spacewalk 99—here's all you need to know

This will be the seventh spacewalk for Meir and the third for Adenot.
Published: 20 hours ago  |  By Purva Muley

Godspeed, Roman Telescope! Best images of SpaceX Falcon Heavy launching NASA's flagship observatory

The Roman telescope hitched a ride atop the SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket, which lifted off at 7:26 am ET from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
Published: 23 hours ago  |  By Harsh Vardhan

NASA postpones SpaceX Crew-13 launch—here's the reason

Crew-13 was initially scheduled to launch no earlier than September 12.
Published: 1 day ago  |  By Harsh Vardhan

NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope successfully deployed in space: What happens next?

According to NASA, Roman will reach its destination in about three months from now.
Updated: 1 day ago  |  By Harsh Vardhan

Why is NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Telescope headed to the Lagrange Point a million miles away?

The Roman telescope's journey to the Lagrange Point will take three months, giving mission teams ample time for instrument checkouts.
Published: 1 day ago  |  By Harsh Vardhan

NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Telescope launched atop SpaceX Falcon Heavy to unravel mysteries of the dark universe

The Roman telescope is headed toward the second Earth-Sun Lagrange Point or L2, which is nearly a million miles from Earth.
Updated: 1 day ago  |  By Harsh Vardhan

President Trump awards NASA's Artemis II crew the Congressional Space Medal of Honor

The crew received America's highest honor for their historic, record-setting mission around the Moon.
Published: 2 days ago  |  By Ankita Garkoti

NASA’s Pandora mission begins studying exoplanets using James Webb Space telescope’s spare part

The observatory is studying alien worlds outside the solar system and their host stars to lay the groundwork for future investigations of potentially habitable worlds.
Published: 4 days ago  |  By Harsh Vardhan

Why NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope could change how we see the universe?

While Roman will complement Hubble and Webb, it represents a huge upgrade over its predecessors.
Published: 4 days ago  |  By Lakshmi Kola

NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Telescope: SpaceX shares glimpse of Falcon Heavy at the hangar ahead of August 30 launch

The observatory is scheduled to launch at 7:26 am EDT on August 30 atop SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy rocket from Florida.
Updated: 4 days ago  |  By Harsh Vardhan

Spacewalk complete: NASA's Anil Menon and ESA's Sophie Adenot finish ISS antenna repair (watch video)

A week ago, they ran out of time mid-repair. Now, they finally got to finish the job.
Published: 6 days ago  |  By Ankita Garkoti

NASA’s Roman Telescope takes one step closer to launch, gets enclosed in SpaceX Falcon Heavy fairing

The encapsulation of the Roman telescope was carried out in the Payload Hazardous Servicing Facility at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
Published: 6 days ago  |  By Lakshmi Kola

Scientists need to know this before we travel to Mars: How much of the planet's dust can be inhaled?

Mars has a dust problem. This is what NASA recommends as the safety limit for Martian dust.
Published: 7 days ago  |  By Lakshmi Kola

NASA's Artemis II astronauts to receive Congressional Space Medal of Honor on August 28; Here’s how to watch the ceremony live

Artemis II launched on April 1 and it marked the return of astronauts to the lunar vicinity after over 50 years.
Published: 7 days ago  |  By Harsh Vardhan

Stream NASA's Moon base construction in 4K: Blue Origin's Lunar Express could make it possible

The project is built to scale and will provide multiple high-definition video coverage links.
Published: Aug 21, 2026  |  By Pranjal Nath

Microbes in the Moon’s shadow: NASA finds some organisms could survive at the lunar South Pole

Microbes left behind on the Moon by astronauts could survive longer than we think.
Published: Aug 21, 2026  |  By Purva Muley

Who was Nancy Grace Roman—the ‘Mother of Hubble’ NASA’s brand new space telescope is named after?

It was Nancy Roman's efforts that brought the revolutionary Hubble Space Telescope into existence.
Published: Aug 21, 2026  |  By Harsh Vardhan

NASA's Perseverance captured a solar eclipse on Mars; see videos & images here

Mars's moon passed in front of the sun and gave the Red Planet its own solar eclipse.
Published: Aug 21, 2026  |  By Ankita Garkoti

Fact check: Viral claim about NASA's 'Project Anchor' and a 7-second disappearance of Earth's gravity

The rumor was being circulated on social media platforms, and was recently debunked by NASA.
Published: Aug 20, 2026  |  By Pranjal Nath