NASA moon rocket may shake too much
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NASA is wrestling with a potentially dangerous problem in a spacecraft, this time in a moon rocket that hasn't even been built yet.
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New pictures of Saturn's moon Titan and other observations show that the Huygens spacecraft landed on a spongy surface like wet sand or soft clay, possibly saturated with liquid methane.
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Space suits for astronauts may get a new and better design following a University of Houston doctoral student's locomotion stability research.
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One of the most powerful rockets since The Boeing Co.&#39;s Saturn 5 hurled astronauts to the moon more than three decades ago is set to blast away from Cape Canaveral today, weather permitting.
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GOLDEN, COLORADO -- Any high hopes of sustaining expeditions on the Moon, Mars or beyond will depend on getting "down and dirty" on those worlds -- in the form of using on-the-spot resources.
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Do you know who's orbiting the moon?  The answer might surprise you.  Find out in today's story from Science@NASA.
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The Cassini-Huygens mission&#39;s second (comparatively) close encounter Monday with Saturn&#39;s moon Titan generated more atmospheric drag on the spacecraft than expected, NASA mission controllers say.
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The US space agency NASA says incorrectly installed switches are the likely cause of the crash earlier this year of the Genesis space capsule.
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By The Associated Press  BERLIN - Europe's first mission to the moon got a scare, but ground controllers made a last-minute course correction early Saturday that kept the craft from hitting the surface earlier than planned.
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The accusations against an astronaut arenât as strange as they may seem.
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It'll be cheaper to build a permanent moon base and keep it running, than it will be to get to the moon. Just don't ask how much, NASA's boss says.
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BERLIN -- Europe's first mission to the moon got a scare, but ground controllers made a last-minute course correction early Saturday that kept the craft from hitting the surface earlier than planned.
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A sophisticated autopilot system that could play a vital role in missions to the moon or Mars will be tested this week during a $100 million demonstration 500 miles above Earth.
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&quot;We have evidence that interaction with liquid water changed the composition of this rock,&quot; said Steve Squyres of Cornell University, chief investigator for the science instruments on both rovers. &quot;This is different from the rocks out on ...
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SeaDour writes &quot;As if the failed oxygen generator on the International Space Station wasn&#39;t bad enough, rumor has it that the planned launch of a Russian Soyuz capsule to change crews onboard the station may be delayed due to a mishap during ground testing
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It was a staple of 1960s science fiction that the future would involve flying cars and holidays on the moon. While the mass-production flying car hasn&#39;t yet hit the showrooms, the prospects for space tourism have taken a few steps closer.
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The Air Force&#39;s dummy 6.7-ton satellite rode Boeing&#39;s Decatur-made Delta IV Heavy into the wrong orbit last week, but the test proved the new rocket is capable of being the workhorse of the future.