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  1. 3 jam yang lalu

    We mourn the passing of astronaut John Young, who began his career with us in 1962, when he was selected from hundreds of young pilots for our second astronaut class. Spanning three generations of spaceflight, he went on to fly in space six times. More:

  2. 5 jam yang lalu

    We remember our most experienced astronaut, John Young. “Today, NASA and the world have lost a pioneer." Full statement from our Acting Administrator Robert Lightfoot on the passing of Young:

  3. 6 jam yang lalu

    We're saddened by the loss of astronaut John Young, who was 87. Young flew twice to the Moon, walked on its surface & flew the first Space Shuttle mission. He went to space six times in the Gemini, Apollo & Space Shuttle programs.

  4. 22 jam yang lalu

    Did you know that is the 3rd brightest object in the night sky? Find out when and where to look up:

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    5 Jan

    Flyin' through the on . 🔬👨‍🚀🚀 Catch up on the latest, including radiation and microbial research, and the installation of two new external payloads:

  6. 23 jam yang lalu

    ◻ Send a robot to Mars ◻ Launch with American companies from U.S. soil ◻ Visit an asteroid …just a few of the things we have planned for the year ahead! As the first week of the new year ends, see what's on our 2018 ‘To Do’ list:

  7. 5 Jan

    Did you know space has weather? It's defined by shifting electric & magnetic fields, not swirling winds and precipitation like Earth. To explore the area above Earth that shifts & changes with both types of weather, 2 of our new missions are teaming up:

  8. 5 Jan

    . & are targeting tests in 2018 to prove their systems can fly astronauts to & from . See what this year holds:

  9. 5 Jan

    Black holes, cosmic rays, neutron stars and even new kinds of physics — for 10 years, data from our Gamma-ray Space Telescope have helped unravel some of the biggest mysteries of the cosmos. Meet the spacecraft:

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    4 Jan

    is critical during space travel. We are testing small exercise equipment concepts like this Miniature Exercise Device (MED-2) to study what types of exercise can be done, and for how long, in future missions with limited room in the capsule. More:

  11. 5 Jan

    2018 just arrived…but we’re already looking forward to New Year’s Eve next year. Why? Shortly after midnight ET on Jan. 1, 2019, spacecraft will buzz by the most primitive & most distant object ever explored! Get the details:

  12. 5 Jan

    Powerful winter storm seen by satellites as it pummels the East Coast of the United States. Take a look:

  13. 4 Jan

    As large as 1,000 Earths, Jupiter is the heavy hitter of the solar system. In the latest episode of our Gravity Assist podcast, join us as we explore how Jupiter got to be so big, its 4 remarkable and diverse moons & more:

  14. 4 Jan

    Progress! For the 1st time, satellite observations have provided evidence of a decline in the harmful chemical compounds depleting the Antarctic ozone hole. Get the details:

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    4 Jan

    If you're on Snapchat, check out 's story until ~2pm ET on Jan. 5 to learn about GOLD — a mission launching later this month that will study our boundary to space!

  16. 4 Jan

    Going for GOLD! See how an instrument scheduled to launch Jan. 25 will help us study the boundary between Earth and space. Meet our mission:

  17. 4 Jan

    Blistering cold temps, heavy snow & strong winds are battering coastal areas from Florida to Maine thanks to the powerful nor-easter seen in this satellite image:

  18. 4 Jan

    LIVE NOW on : Hear from experts and ask them your questions about how our mission will explore the boundary between Earth and space once it launches later this month:

  19. 4 Jan

    Our mission is set to launch later this month to study & explore the boundary between Earth & space. Join us at 1 p.m. EST on Live to hear from our experts & ask them your questions about the mission:

    https://www.facebook.com/NASASunScience/videos/1510077012372850/
  20. 4 Jan

    A luminous 2018! Amidst the snow-covered landscape, city lights shone brightly on a frigid New Year’s night in this satellite view of the northeastern United States. More:

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