Bursting with Excitement – A Look at Bubbles and Fluids in Space
Watching a bubble float effortlessly through the International Space Station may be mesmerizing and beautiful to witness, but that same bubble is also teaching researchers about…
NASA Initiates First Grow Out in Advanced Plant Habitat on Space Station
NASA soon will better understand how plants grow in space with the help of a new, fully automated plant growth facility called the Advanced Plant…
R&D in Space: Medical Discoveries in Microgravity
The second in a four-part series from R&D Magazine highlights some of the exciting space-based R&D and innovation that was discussed during the third…
Space Station Science Highlights: Week of Jan. 29, 2018
Last week, the crew living and working aboard the International Space Station had a busy week of science and spacewalk preparations, as well as an early…
Space to Ground: Russian Spacewalk: 02/02/2018
This week’s video update shares highlights the record-setting Russian spacewalk and details of the upcoming mid-February spacewalk by NSA’s Mark Vande Hei and JAXA’s…
Failure is an Option
Lessons can be learned from what some might consider failure. A small Earth-observation satellite known as STMSat-1, built entirely by St. Thomas More elementary school students,…
Plant Research in Space is Cropping Up
It doesn’t take a green thumb to know how dependent plants are on the Earth. Plants draw water and nutrients from the soil to…
Putting Down Roots in Space
Plants grow just about everywhere on Earth, and are able to adapt to extreme conditions ranging from drought to disease. Spaceflight, however, exposes plants…
NASA Twins Study Investigators to Release Integrated Paper in 2018
NASA’s Twins Study saw astronaut Scott Kelly spend one year living on the International Space Station while his identical twin brother, astronaut Mark Kelly, remained on Earth as a…
R&D in Space: A New Frontier for Innovation
Space has become an increasingly attractive destination for research, manufacturing and more, as its microgravity environment offers a unique platform for scientific exploration. Microgravity causes…
Russian Spacewalk to Air on NASA TV
Two veteran Russian cosmonauts, Expedition 54 Commander Alexander Misurkin and Flight Engineer Anton Shkaplerov, will venture outside the International Space Station on Friday, Feb. 2, for a…
Four Ways Ham Radio Connects and Inspires the World
Crew members onboard the International Space Station communicate with students all over the world using the station’s ham radio. Since its inaugural contact in 2000, the Amateur Radio on the International…
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