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Space Mining: NASA And Caterpillar (CAT) Team Up To Harness The Potential Of Mining On Asteroids, The Moon And Mars

It involves a journey to the final frontier.

NASA 'Super Ball Bot' Can Survive 60-Mile Drop Onto Alien World Without Landing Equipment

A cheaper alternative to extraterrestrial exploration, the rover has a lightweight and collapsible structure.

Russian Cosmonauts Installed Earth-Watching Cameras In A Record-Breaking Spacewalk, But Removed Them Later Due To Technical Glitch

Exact cause of problem still a mystery.

NASA And Japan’s JAXA To Launch New Global Precipitation Satellite In February

Take a look at how the new satellite -- launched by NASA and JAXA -- will help forecast the world's weather.

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International Space Station Cooling System Breaks Down; A Serious Issue But No Danger To Expedition 38 Crew: NASA

A pump on one of the station's two external cooling loops failed because it became too cold to operate.

Thinking Inside The Box: NASA Launches Tiny, Cube-Shaped Research Satellites Into Space

'CubeSats' are expected to achieve near-real-time processing capabilities for climate-science measurements.

NASA Releases Images Of Saturn’s Hexagon Mega Storm That May Have Been Swirling For Centuries

The monster storm, which is many times bigger than the largest hurricane on Earth, may have been blowing on the planet for a long time.

Planetary Scientists Feeling Pinched By NASA Reorganization, Budget Cuts

NASA is restructuring the way it funds planetary science - in a way that'll hurt young researchers, some say.

Astronomers Find Water On Five Exoplanets, But Can They Support Life?

Scientists recently detected water in the atmospheres of five planets outside our solar system, broadening the search for life beyond our little blue planet.

NASA Plans To Grow Plants On Moon To Examine Habitable Conditions

This will be the first life sciences experiment on another world and the first step in the use of plants for human life support.

Venus’ Watery History Under Scanner: NASA To Send Rocket To Probe Planet’s Atmosphere

VeSpR will experiment the UV light emitted from Venus' atmosphere for clues to origins of the planet's water.

MAVEN Mars Orbiter's Scientific Toolbox: How The NASA Craft Will Try And Unlock A Martian Past

See how MAVEN measures up to the other craft currently orbiting Mars.

MAVEN Launch Is A Success, NASA's New Mars Mission Is Heading Toward the Red Planet [PHOTOS/VIDEO]

NASA's MAVEN successfully launched on Nov. 18 and is now on its way to Mars.

NASA MAVEN Live Stream: Watch The Mars Mission Launch Here [VIDEO]

NASA's Maven live stream begins at 11 a.m. EST, with the launch scheduled for 1:28 p.m.

NASA’s MAVEN Spacecraft Is A Go: Mars Mission Hopes To Answer Some Red Planet Riddles

NASA's MAVEN spacecraft will launch Monday and begin exploring the Martian atmosphere on Sept. 22, 2014.

NASA Releases Natural-Color Portrait Of Saturn Complete With Cameos From Earth, Venus And Mars

NASA's official portrait of Saturn includes Earth, Venus, Mars and seven of the planet's moons.

Eco-Shower ‘OrbSys,’ Inspired By Astronauts, Recycles 90 Percent Of Water Used

Astronauts inspired Swedish designer Mehrdad Mahdjoubi to develop an eco-friendly shower that recycles 90 percent of the water that goes down the drain.

Houston, We Have A Problem: NASA Ban On Chinese Scientists Lifted For U.S. Space Conference

After a legal misunderstanding NASA has reissued an invitation to six Chinese scientists that were previously banned from attending a conference.

Newly Discovered Asteroid TV135 Not Likely To Hit Earth In 2032: NASA

NASA indicates that the giant asteroid 2013 TV135 will not destroy Earth in 2032.

Quantum Computer: Google Explains With YouTube Video, Government Shutdown Prevents NASA Research

Google released a YouTube video to help explain what is happening in the Quantum Artificial Intelligence Lab.

Scott Carpenter, Mercury Astronaut, Dies At Age 88

One of the original Project Mercury astronauts, Carpenter also became an aquanaut after leaving NASA to work with the Navy’s SEALAB project.

U.S. Government Shutdown: Antarctic Research Program And 5 Other Shuttered Science Programs

The U.S. government shutdown has put the Antarctic research program on ice. Here are five other science programs the shutdown has left in limbo.

NASA’s Ban Of Chinese Scientists From A Conference Leads To Boycott By American Astronomers

NASA has banned Chinese scientists from attending an upcoming conference, leading to a boycott from some astronomers.

US Government Shutdown And Science: Curiosity Goes To Sleep, Flu Monitoring Goes Offline [UPDATE]

Curiosity (maybe) prepares for a nap; the CDC won't be able to monitor the spread of flu.

NASA Moves Forward With Its Plans To Send A 3D Printer Into Space By 2014

NASA will send a 3D printer to the International Space Station by 2014.

Orbital’s Cygnus Spacecraft Successfully Docks With The International Space Station

Orbital’s Cygnus spacecraft docked with the International Space Station on Sunday, making it the second commercial craft to rendezvous with the ISS.

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