NASA is testing a new technology that could squeeze a much larger aeroshell into a rocket – without the need for a larger rocket.

Tellus Labs has been able to develop a crop prediction model that can predict agricultural yields within one percent of the actual bushels per acre.

Augmented reality isn’t the answer to all testing and training. It’s simply another tool in NASA’s toolbox to help scientists and engineers prepare for the future.

Anyone with a severe food allergy knows the fear of eating at a restaurant where a hidden ingredient could become life-threatening.

Airliners parked at airport gates sometimes get hit by trucks delivering food and loading baggage.

When paramedics couldn’t quite figure out their end product, they turned to researchers at NASA to help them finalize a solution.

For decades NASA has collaborated with commercial companies to bring space technology back to Earth. But NASA is closer to home than you might think.

To provide the highest probability of bringing Opportunity back online, the Opportunity team is increasing the frequency of commands it beams to the rover.

Among several tons of cargo that launched on Northrup Grumman’s Cygnus spacecraft in November was a unique new 3D printer.

For only the 8th time in human history, NASA has successfully landed on Mars and the red planet has a new robotic resident.

A better understanding of atmospheric turbulence will ultimately help improve weather forecast models anywhere on the globe.

NASA uses ongoing research to develop effective de-icing and anti-icing techniques used to protect both military and commercial aircraft today.

Chandra images have revealed an enormous cold front in the Perseus galaxy cluster.

NASA satellite sensors help protect the health of both residents and visitors to Florida beaches.

Engineers from MIT have discovered a trick that promises a new world of applications for condenser technology.

As shoppers hit the stores on Black Friday, NASA is celebrating a Black Friday tradition of their own.

They may be 220 miles from Earth, but even the astronauts on the International Space Station enjoy Thanksgiving dinner.

Dawn’s mission was extended several times as it explored these uncharted worlds, but now the spacecraft is about to run out of hydrazine.

What if we could put that trash to some kind of productive use in space? It would turn waste into a useful resource.

The benefits of creating vascularized tissue are enormous.

VR won’t replace field work. But it could bring a whole new reality to the way NASA does science.

Kepler opened our eyes to the diversity of planets that exist in our galaxy. And now the retired telescope will pass the torch to NASA’s newest planet hunting mission.

Life hacks are those little tricks that make life easier. And NASA astronauts have a few space hacks of their own.

NASA provided technical expertise as First Man brings Neil Armstrong’s story to life.

NASA provided technical expertise as First Man brings Neil Armstrong’s story to life.

As researchers put their technical expertise to work, the resulting aircraft improvements ultimately helped the Allies win the war.

Wildfires affect us all so NASA researchers like Amber Soja will continue to use the vantage of space to safeguard our future.

This shape memory alloy can be used as a groundbreaking method to split apart rock formations without explosives.

Although meteorites fall all over the world, they get concentrated in Antarctica.

Now with the help of NASA’s Chandra X-Ray Observatory, scientists may have uncovered a unique star in a stellar nursery.

3D printed replacement parts restore local habitat better than artificial reefs made of simple concrete blocks, or sunken ship hulls.

Spitzer has far exceeded its life expectancy, allowing scientists to witness star birth or find planets around other stars.

Besides boosting cognitive functions, the team also observed improvements in both endocrine and cardiovascular health when chocolate is consumed.

The interferon defense for bats is switched on all the time, creating an upfront attack against disease without causing a toxic reaction.

Scientists can shift the frequencies of electric and magnetic fields to the audible range, and we can actually listen to the eerie sounds of space.

Drugs that target this blood vessel generation hold considerable promise for preventing tumor growth and for destroying existing tumors by depriving them of their vascular supply.

On the Mars 2020 mission, NASA will send a Martian meteorite home.

While farmers have always looked to the weather to predict their harvest, a new tool uses NASA satellite images to predict crop yield almost to the kernel.

NASA’s low boom flight demonstration plane is now X-59.

Chances are you use NASA-developed technologies every day and a new interactive web site allows you to discover NASA in your own backyard.

If you want to explore the solar system, you might need to pack an umbrella!

The James Webb Space Telescope is one of the most ambitious and technically complex missions NASA has ever set its focus on.

NASA know how is making ambulances safer.

Thanks to an Ireland-based company, you can follow in Neil Armstrong’s steps on a virtual trip to the moon.

Perhaps through play, generations of girls will dream even bigger than those who came before them.

For five days, the balloon floated through the stratosphere giving scientists their first 3-D look at these electric blue clouds.

What if teams from across the country could work on the same task at the same time – all without leaving their desks.

This web-based application utilizes an easy-to-use map interface and nearly two decades of images collected by NASA’s Earth observing satellites.

These NASA sensors can be networked together to monitor large aerosol clouds or used as a wearable monitor for miners or first responders to manage their exposure to hazardous conditions.

Using a scanning electron microscope, researchers from NASA and Florida State University will examine every aspect of crystalline growth on the International Space Station.