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Sleep-Deprived Astronauts Using Pills to Stay Alert
NASA-backed study finds sleep deprivation and sleeping pill habits are 'pervasive among astronauts'.
Aug 09, 2014
Google Maps: Space and UFO Fans Can Now Take a Virtual Tour of Mars and the Moon
Google has added beautiful Nasa photos of the Moon and Mars to Google Earth. Here's how to use it
Mary-Ann Russon Aug 07, 2014
Astronomers Discover 'Zombie Stars' Created by Stellar Supernovas
Researchers reveal that not all supernovas destroy the stars within them
Ben Skipper Aug 07, 2014
EmDrive: Could Microwave Thrusters be Key to Ending the Global Energy Crisis?
Long ridiculed scientist Roger Shawyer has been vindicated by new Nasa tests of his EmDrive technology.
Mary-Ann Russon Aug 06, 2014
British Scientist Tests 'Quantum Leap' Space Propulsion Technology
British scientist Roger Shawyer tests his highly controversial space propulsion technology called EmDrive.
Alfred Joyner Aug 06, 2014
Google Glass Tested by Underwater Astronauts
Nasa astronauts test Google Glass at underwater facility to assist with space missions
Anthony Cuthbertson Aug 06, 2014
Space Flight: Nasa Validates Microwave Thruster That Could Replace Costly Propellants
Nasa has approved a study that claims to produce thrust using microwaves, something which has major implications for space flight.
Jayalakshmi K Aug 05, 2014
Nasa Mars Makers Competition: Beautiful 3D-Printed Martian Base Designs
Nasa wants MakerBot 3D-printer users to design models for potential bases on Mars
Mary-Ann Russon Aug 01, 2014
Colonising Other Worlds 'Will Require 40,000 People'
Dr Cameron Smith believes a huge group will be required to set up human colonies on other planets.
Ben Skipper Jul 29, 2014
Debunking the Myth that the Moon Landing Was a Hoax
21 July marks the day Neil Armstrong stepped onto the moon
Donald Sinclair Jul 21, 2014
Moon Landing 45th Anniversary: Who Is Michael Collins The Forgotten Astronaut?
History will remember Armstrong and Aldrin, but who was Michael Collins, Apollo 11's third man?
Ben Skipper Jul 20, 2014
Moon Landing 45th Anniversary: How to Spot Apollo Landing Sites from Earth
NASA has released pictures, which will help common people spot the Apollo landing sites using a binocular.
Kabita Maharana Jul 19, 2014
In Pictures: Supermoon Lights Up Skies Around the World
Sunday 13 July will be the first of three 'supermoon' nights, in which the moon will appear bigger and brighter than usual. This is caused by the moon's elliptical orbit.
Fiona Keating Jul 13, 2014
Google Project Tango Smartphones to Serve as Eyes and Hands for Nasa Robots in Space
Nasa will be using the Project Tango smartphones on a satellite project called 'Spheres' that the US space research agency developed and launched in 2006.
Rahul R Jul 08, 2014
Nasa 'Flying Observatory' Officially Showcased, Features 17-Tonne Infrared Telescope Mounted on a Boeing 747
Nasa's Sofia 'Flying Observatory' will enable astronomers to record infrared images of celestial bodies.
Rahul R Jul 07, 2014
Two Monster Asteroids to Meet in the Sky This Weekend: How to Watch the Historic Event
Two monster asteroids, named Ceres and Vesta, to have a close encounter in outer space.
Kabita Maharana Jul 04, 2014
Nasa Finalises Contract With Boeing to Build 'Most Powerful' SLS Rocket
The Space Launch System (SLS) is designed to carry Orion spacecraft and Nasa astronauts to Mars by 2021.
Rahul R Jul 03, 2014
World UFO Day: Alien Girl and the Secret Apollo 20 Mission
Did the Apollo 20 mission in 1976 happen, or was it just a hoax?
Mary-Ann Russon Jul 01, 2014
Nasa Robonaut 2 Space Humanoid Inspires Innovations Even on Earth
Robonaut's design has already inspired Nasa to develop the "Iron-Man" like X1 exoskeleton.
Rahul R Jul 01, 2014
Nasa's 'Flying Saucer' Lands Back on Earth
Flying saucer built by Nasa completed a trip around the Earth on Saturday, despite parachute problems.
Fiona Keating Jun 29, 2014
Nasa Astronaut Reid Wiseman Makes Vine Video From Space Of Amazing Lightning Storm Over Texas
Spaceman Reid Wiseman uses social media to show images of the Earth and space to followers.
Lewis Dean Jun 28, 2014
Nasa Astronomers Detect Unusual High Intensity X-Ray Signal From Supposed 'Dark Matter'
The emission was detected by Nasa's Chandra X-Ray Observatory and XMM Newton satellite controlled by the European Space Agency.
Rahul R Jun 25, 2014
World's Most Powerful Telescope 'ATLAST' Could Aid Space Agencies in Extra-Terrestrial Life Detection
ATLAST is expected to be hundreds of times more powerful than the Hubble Space Telescope
Rahul R Jun 23, 2014
Nasa Mars Mission Gets Boost: Orion Spacecraft to be Tested Real-Time in December 2014
Vital data such as temperatures, conditions and exposure to varying radiation levels would be closely monitored by Nasa during Orion's December test flight.
Rahul R Jun 21, 2014
Nasa's Z-2 Tron-Like 'Technology' Spacesuit Officially Showcased: To be Used Exclusively for Mars Mission
Nasa Z-2 'Technology' prototype allows more flexibility when compared to traditional Extravehicular Mobility Unit spacesuits.
Rahul R Jun 19, 2014
Nasa Readies Satellite to Map Carbon Emissions
The satellite will measure earth's carbon dioxide level by analyzing the carbon cycle within the earth.
Rahul R Jun 15, 2014
Nasa Defies Theory: Showcases Prototype of 'Warp Drive' That Travels Faster Than Light
Nasa's 'faster than light' warp drive spacecraft has been tentatively code named the IXS Enterprise.
Rahul R Jun 12, 2014
Nasa: Sun Emits Two X-Class Solar Flares in Less Than Two Hours
Nasa's Solar Dynamics Observatory captures two huge solar flares bursting from the sun.
Hannah Osborne Jun 10, 2014
Nasa 'Flying Saucer' Expected to Take Off on 11 June: Watch Online
The Nasa flying saucer is aimed at inspiring future human expeditions to Mars.
Rahul R Jun 10, 2014
Nasa Space Station Successfully Beams Message in 3.5 Seconds: Watch it Online
Nasa transmitted the message using its Opals technology.
Rahul R Jun 07, 2014
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