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Watch The Cat Video That NASA Just Streamed From Deep Space

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If there are any aliens out there, we’ve just introduced them to one of humanity’s finest inventions: the cat video. As part of its deep-space laser experiment, NASA just streamed a 15-second clip of a cat named Taters to earth. Its origin was a spacecraft called Psyche about 19 million miles away. Not too bad, … Read more

NASA Won’t Share Details Of $5M SpaceX Drug Investigation

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NASA spent three months looking into drug use at SpaceX, but the federal space agency is keeping quiet on what it found. According to Bob: Public Transit Is a Car Enthusiast’s Best Friend After Elon Musk very publicly smoked a joint on Joe Rogan’s podcast back in 2018 (Musk claims he didn’t inhale and in … Read more

Meet Dr Akshata Krishnamurthy, ‘First Indian Citizen’ to Operate Rover On Mars

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Home Education ‘Keep Working’: Meet Dr Akshata Krishnamurthy, ‘First Indian Citizen’ to Operate Rover On Mars Read the success story of Dr. Akshata Krishnamurthy, who etched her name in history by becoming the first Indian citizen to operate a rover mission on Mars, Keep Working: Meet Dr. Akshata Krishnamurthy, ‘First Indian Citizen’ to Operate Rover … Read more

NASA scientists find evidence of ‘key ingredient for life’ on one of Saturn’s moons

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A new study spearheaded by NASA scientists discovered that there is “evidence of a key ingredient for life” on one of Saturn’s moons — meaning that the moon likely meets the basic requirements for habitability. The findings were published Thursday in the Nature Astronomy journal using data researchers collected from NASA’s Cassini mission. The researchers ultimately found that … Read more

Federal watchdog finds more than 1,000 ways government could use AI

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A Government Accountability Office (GAO) report released on Tuesday found that federal agencies have more than 1,200 potential uses for artificial intelligence (AI), with over 200 already being employed. “Given the rapid growth in capabilities and widespread adoption of AI, the federal government must manage its use of AI in a responsible way to minimize … Read more

First tomato ever grown in space, lost 8 months ago, found by NASA astronauts

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It has been one of the universe’s greatest mysteries — the disappearance of the first tomato grown in space. That is, until this week, when the seven astronauts at the International Space Station announced on the 25th anniversary of the orbiter that they found the rogue fruit. “Well, we might have found something that someone … Read more

NASA commemorates 25th anniversary of International Space Station: ‘Absolutely amazing’

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NASA on Wednesday celebrated 25 years of the International Space Station’s (ISS) operations. The first two modules of the ISS, named Zayra and Unity, were joined together 25 years ago on Dec. 6, 1998. NASA Associate Administrator Bob Cabana and ISS Program Manager Joel Montalbano spoke to the seven members of the Expedition 70 crew … Read more

Cosmonauts remotely guide Russian cargo ship to space station docking after guidance glitch

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A Russian Progress cargo ship carrying more than 5,570 pounds of equipment and supplies docked at the International Space Station early Sunday after a two-day rendezvous. Cosmonauts working at a control station inside the lab complex remotely guided the spacecraft into port after its automated rendezvous system lost alignment during final approach. The Progress MS-25/86P … Read more