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Artificial Intelligence for Life in Space (AI4LS)

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A grayscale image from the Martian surface shows rough terrain mostly covered in small stones and many slightly larger ones, whose exteriors are very bumpy in spots and more smoothly rounded in others. The horizon sits high in the image, starting at the left-center of the top of the picture and descending toward the right side of the image, ending about a quarter of the way from the top. A small, gently sloping hill rises from the horizon near the upper right corner of the image. A small section of sandy smooth soil, darker gray than the rest of the surroundings is visible in the lower middle of the frame, extending toward the middle of the picture's left edge. That patch is just beyond the Curiosity rover, a portion of which is visible in the lower left corner of the image.

Sols 4431-4433: On the rim of ‘Rustic Canyon’

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Amendment 107: F.5 FINESST Graduate Student Research Opportunity: Due Date Delay and Other Important Updates

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A comet brightens and its tail grows as it moves from right to left against a black background of stars. A black disk appears at the bottom with a white circle drawn on its center. Faint streamers of coronal material extend away from the disk. A time stamp appears in the bottom left corner. The comet's name and "ESA/NASA SOHO/LASCO C3" appears in the upper right.

Bright Comet’s Tail Dazzles in Images from ESA/NASA SOHO Spacecraft

article 20 hours ago

NASA 3D-Printed Antenna Takes Additive Manufacturing to New Heights

NASA 3D-Printed Antenna Takes Additive Manufacturing to New Heights

article 23 hours ago

A collection of galaxies. On the right side a large spiral galaxy with swirling, twisted arms is flanked by a smaller, but still detailed, spiral behind its arm on the left, and a smaller spiral above it. On the left side is a fourth, round spiral galaxy seen face-on. Between them lies a single bright star. Several stars and distant galaxies dot the background.

Hubble’s Cosmic Adventure

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Station Science Top News: Jan. 17, 2025

Station Science Top News: Jan. 17, 2025

article 2 days ago

OCHMO Independent Assessments

OCHMO Independent Assessments

article 6 days ago

Hydrogen Sulfide Independent Assessment

Hydrogen Sulfide Independent Assessment

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Glowing bands over Earth at night.

The Atmosphere… After Dark!

article 2 days ago

NASA International Space Apps Challenge Announces 2024 Global Winners

NASA International Space Apps Challenge Announces 2024 Global Winners

article 7 days ago

NASA Scientists Find New Human-Caused Shifts in Global Water Cycle

NASA Scientists Find New Human-Caused Shifts in Global Water Cycle

article 7 days ago

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A comet brightens and its tail grows as it moves from right to left against a black background of stars. A black disk appears at the bottom with a white circle drawn on its center. Faint streamers of coronal material extend away from the disk. A time stamp appears in the bottom left corner. The comet's name and "ESA/NASA SOHO/LASCO C3" appears in the upper right.

Bright Comet’s Tail Dazzles in Images from ESA/NASA SOHO Spacecraft

article 20 hours ago

Study Finds Earth’s Small Asteroid Visitor Likely Chunk of Moon Rock

Study Finds Earth’s Small Asteroid Visitor Likely Chunk of Moon Rock

article 22 hours ago

Glowing bands over Earth at night.

The Atmosphere… After Dark!

article 2 days ago

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An area in the Orion nebula filled with dark, puffy clouds. On the image’s right side is a large area of clouds crossed by a dark bar. The region glows in red and whitish colors lit by a protostar within. At the other side a large jet of material ejected by the protostar appears to be made of thin, wispy, blue, and pink clouds. A couple of foreground stars shine brightly in front of the nebula.

Hubble Captures Young Stars Changing Their Environments

article 7 days ago

Photo mosaic of Andromeda galaxy and five regions of interest. A spiral galaxy spreads across the width. It’s tilted nearly edge-on to our line of sight, appearing as an extreme oval on its side. Its borders are jagged because the image is a mosaic of smaller, square images. The outer edges are blue, while the inner two-thirds are yellowish with a bright, central core. Dark, dusty clouds wrap around the outer half of the galaxy’s disk. At 10 o'clock, a smaller dwarf elliptical galaxy forms a fuzzy, yellow blob. There are about 200 million stars within the image. The background of space is black. There are what appears to be steps toward the bottom, mainly toward the middle, which indicates where no data were taken. Interesting regions: (a) Clusters of bright blue stars embedded within the galaxy; background galaxies seen much farther away; (b) NGC 206, a concentration of bright blue stars; (c) A young cluster of blue newborn stars; (d) The satellite galaxy M32; (e) Dark dust lanes across myriad yellow stars.

NASA’s Hubble Traces Hidden History of Andromeda Galaxy

article 7 days ago

Exoplanets Need to Be Prepared for Extreme Space Weather, Chandra Finds

Exoplanets Need to Be Prepared for Extreme Space Weather, Chandra Finds

article 7 days ago

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Amendment 107: F.5 FINESST Graduate Student Research Opportunity: Due Date Delay and Other Important Updates

article 18 hours ago

A comet brightens and its tail grows as it moves from right to left against a black background of stars. A black disk appears at the bottom with a white circle drawn on its center. Faint streamers of coronal material extend away from the disk. A time stamp appears in the bottom left corner. The comet's name and "ESA/NASA SOHO/LASCO C3" appears in the upper right.

Bright Comet’s Tail Dazzles in Images from ESA/NASA SOHO Spacecraft

article 20 hours ago

Study Finds Earth’s Small Asteroid Visitor Likely Chunk of Moon Rock

Study Finds Earth’s Small Asteroid Visitor Likely Chunk of Moon Rock

article 22 hours ago

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ICE-Box Publications

ICE-Box Publications

article 5 days ago

ARMD Solicitations (USRC Proposal Updates)

ARMD Solicitations (USRC Proposal Updates)

article 7 days ago

NASA Small Business Funding Enables Aircraft Inspection by Drone

NASA Small Business Funding Enables Aircraft Inspection by Drone

article 1 week ago

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NASA 3D-Printed Antenna Takes Additive Manufacturing to New Heights

NASA 3D-Printed Antenna Takes Additive Manufacturing to New Heights

article 23 hours ago

In this illustration, a small portion of the Sun appears in yellow at the bottom with a dark sunspot in the center. Above the sunspot, against a black background, appear several vertical, curved streaks of light that are light pink at the bottom, closest to the sunspot and darken to dark pink in the middle then purple at the top. The streaks also appear thinner at the top than at the bottom.

Amendment 105: A.52 Advanced Component Technology Due Dates Delayed

article 2 days ago

NASA Sets Sights on Mars Terrain with Revolutionary Tire Tech

NASA Sets Sights on Mars Terrain with Revolutionary Tire Tech

article 2 days ago

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Amendment 107: F.5 FINESST Graduate Student Research Opportunity: Due Date Delay and Other Important Updates

article 18 hours ago

ARMD Solicitations (USRC Proposal Updates)

ARMD Solicitations (USRC Proposal Updates)

article 7 days ago

NASA International Space Apps Challenge Announces 2024 Global Winners

NASA International Space Apps Challenge Announces 2024 Global Winners

article 7 days ago

Highlights

Artificial Intelligence for Life in Space (AI4LS)

article 60 mins ago

A grayscale image from the Martian surface shows rough terrain mostly covered in small stones and many slightly larger ones, whose exteriors are very bumpy in spots and more smoothly rounded in others. The horizon sits high in the image, starting at the left-center of the top of the picture and descending toward the right side of the image, ending about a quarter of the way from the top. A small, gently sloping hill rises from the horizon near the upper right corner of the image. A small section of sandy smooth soil, darker gray than the rest of the surroundings is visible in the lower middle of the frame, extending toward the middle of the picture's left edge. That patch is just beyond the Curiosity rover, a portion of which is visible in the lower left corner of the image.

Sols 4431-4433: On the rim of ‘Rustic Canyon’

article 8 hours ago

Amendment 107: F.5 FINESST Graduate Student Research Opportunity: Due Date Delay and Other Important Updates

article 18 hours ago

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La NASA identifica causa de pérdida de material del escudo térmico de Orion de Artemis I

La NASA identifica causa de pérdida de material del escudo térmico de Orion de Artemis I

article 2 months ago

Preguntas frecuentes: La verdadera historia del cuidado de la salud de los astronautas en el espacio

Preguntas frecuentes: La verdadera historia del cuidado de la salud de los astronautas en el espacio

article 2 months ago

La NASA lleva un dron y un rover espacial a un espectáculo aéreo

La NASA lleva un dron y un rover espacial a un espectáculo aéreo

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