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Prarthito Maity
Jul 08, 2011
For decades, the mystery behind hole punch clouds have puzzled scientists and on-lookers as they continue to witness giant, open spaces in otherwise continuous cloud cover.
Monami Thakur
Jul 08, 2011
NASA has launched the free NASA App for Android (TM), a new application designed for mobile devices that run the open source Android platform
Drishya Nair
Jul 08, 2011
STS-135 Launch Pad Lightning Strike Video
IBT Staff Reporter
Jul 07, 2011
NASA space shuttle Atlantis is scheduled to liftoff on the final mission of the shuttle program, STS-135, a 12-day program to the International Space Station on July 8 at 11:26 am EDT.
Elisha Maldonado
Jul 07, 2011
There is a better than likely chance that thunderstorms inundating the Cape Canaveral area could force NASA technicians to push back the launch of the Space Shuttle Atlantis -- NASA's final launch for the shuttle program.
Jeremy White
Jul 07, 2011
Up to 1,000,000 people are expected to pack Florida's Space Coast for a glimpse of the last shuttle liftoff in the history of the U.S. Space Program. That's more than any other mission, save the Apollo 11 mission to the moon.
Mark Johanson
Jul 07, 2011
With the final U.S. space shuttle mission set to blast off on Friday, Russian vehicles will be the only option for American astronauts.
Jeremy White
Jul 07, 2011
The final space shuttle mission will have a first, the first iPhone in space.
IBT Staff Reporter
Jul 07, 2011
The successor to the Hubble Telescope was delivered a major blow yesterday when the House Appropriations Committee released its spending plan for the coming fiscal year.
John Talty
Jul 07, 2011
Details of a huge Saturn storm with lightning flash rate 10 times more than other storms have been released by NASA's Cassini spacecraft.
Monami Thakur
Jul 07, 2011
NASA's five space orbiters -- Columbia, Challenger, Discovery, Atlantis and Endeavour -- have been rocketing since 1981 from the Florida coast into Earth orbit. Space Shuttle Atlantis is scheduled to liftoff on the final mission of the shuttle program, STS-135, a 12-day program to the International Space Station on July 8 at 11:26 am EDT.
Balasubramanyam Seshan
Jul 07, 2011
Data analysis of NASA's Cassini spacecraft by scientists has revealed the first-ever, up-close details of a Saturn storm that is eight times the surface area of Earth, NASA's official website said.
Drishya Nair
Jul 07, 2011
A Saturn storm is raging across the planet, covering 1.5 billion square miles or 8 times the surface area of the earth.
Hao Li
Jul 06, 2011
The final shuttle launch may be hit by a wave of tropical storms, pushing the possibility of delay up to 70 percent.
IBT Staff Reporter
Jul 06, 2011
NASA said there is a 30 percent chance that weather WON'T ruin Friday's launch.
IBT Staff Reporter
Jul 06, 2011
Start the slideshow to view the most beautiful astronomical images captured by Hubble telescope.
Sanskrity Sinha
Jul 06, 2011
NASA’s Hubble Telescope delivered its milestone millionth science observation of 21 years on Monday, July 4, exposing the chemical composition of the planet HAT-P-7b, also known as Kepler 2b.
Sanskrity Sinha
Jul 06, 2011
A space shuttle liftoff is an awe-inspiring sight -- but the journey doesn't begin on the launch pad. It has to get there first. Rollout means moving a fully assembled space shuttle, and its mobile launcher platform
IBT Staff Reporter
Jul 06, 2011
The five orbiters - Columbia, Challenger, Discovery, Atlantis and Endeavour - have flown more than 130 times, carrying over 350 people into space and traveling more than half a billion miles, more than enough to reach Jupiter.
IBT Staff Reporter
Jul 06, 2011
NASA space shuttle Atlantis is scheduled to blast off to the International Space Station at 11:26 am EDT on July 8, which will be the final flight in the 30-year shuttle program.
Satya Nagendra Padala
Jul 06, 2011
NASA has plans after Atlantis' final mission to the International Space Station.
IBT Staff Reporter
Jul 05, 2011