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Press Release Nokia selected by DARPA to design communications services infrastructure framework for future lunar economy Nokia’s research arm, Nokia Bell Labs, was one of only 14...

Chris Kraft served as NASA flight director for these early missions, becoming a revered figure in Houston and across the nation.

During the Cold War, the United States and the Soviet Union had a fierce technological rivalry as they entered the unknown. In the race to conquer space, who truly soared to greater heights? Did the stars and stripes outshine the hammer and sickle, or vice versa? Which country contributed to the development of rocket technology,

Per ardua ad astra I am sitting watching the commentary of the second SpaceX Starship, drinking a coffee on the porch in the first real rain of the sea...

Motorists passing the ongoing U.S. Route 23 slide repairs at Powell Valley have one more day to see a helicopter’s imitation of a paper towel rack.

Michael Collins did not walk on the Moon; instead, he orbited the lunar surface during that first Moon landing, keeping vigil over Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin as they walked the surface below.

Artechouse's newest exhibition "Beyond the Light" was developed in collaboration with NASA.

Philip Brockman, who spent four decades working as a physicist in the space program at NASA Langley Research Center, died this week in North Carolina. He was 79.

80% of the time.time [laughter] greg: i think about your ending all the time. y ou[laughter] >> okay. greg: emily thought that was pretty funny. >> i guess emily does too. al wasl right. i also dont really trust this guy. he was, like, were going to put computers in your brain to makes yoe u better. i dont know p how that would me yo tu better, like, in case your phone dies? greg: yeah, we dont need to do it. >> we dont have a phone anymore, it would be in your head. greg: this is already implan...

North Dakotans played a meaningful role in shaping the outcome of the space race between the United States and the Soviet Union. Several others continued that legacy during more recent NASA missions.