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NASA’s Artemis program has one tower standing and one just getting started. Mobile launcher 1 (ML-1), which endured some significant damage after its use on the Artemis I mission last November, has been undergoing repairs and enhancements in preparation for its reuse on next year’s planned Artemis II flight, the first with humans on board. NASA stuck the 380-foot-tall structure atop its ...

Innovation runs deep in Texas, with inventions like the hand-held calculator (think Texas Instruments), 3D printing and Dell Computers all tracing their roots back to the Lone Star State. It may even be thanks to Texas that you’re reading this right now, that is, if you’re scrolling on your phone or computer, as Texas is also responsible for the 1958 invention of the first integrated circuit and, circumstantially, the first step in the invention of the microchip.  

After a fulfilling 38-year career with NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center, it is time to change my orbit and retire as center director.

Over half a century, the leading cosmic brand has had an adventurous ride. The magazine was founded on May 27, 1973, by Stephen Walther.

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Over half a century, the leading cosmic brand has had an adventurous ride. The magazine was founded on May 27, 1973, by Stephen Walther.

/PRNewswire/ -- NASA astronaut and geophysicist Drew Feustel, a veteran of three space missions and nine spacewalks, who also held key leadership positions...

Explore the Space Shuttle Program through the eyes of those who worked to make it fly.

ORLANDO, Fla. — While the next humans to fly to the moon will rely on the Orion spacecraft for the nearly half-million-mile trip next year on the Artemis II mission,

ORLANDO, Fla. — While the next humans to fly to the moon will rely on the Orion spacecraft for the nearly half-million-mile trip next year on the Artemis II mission,