NASA Archives

Rocket Lab to the Rescue: A New Plan for Martian Sample Return

NASA is looking to Rocket Lab for a more efficient plan to bring back rock samples from Mars, a mission facing budget constraints.

SpaceX Dragon’s Propulsive Landing: A Backup for Safe Return

SpaceX Dragon propulsive landing: A backup for safe return of astronauts in case of parachute failure.

Mars’s ‘Face’ Rock: Pareidolia and the Power of Perception

Mars’s ‘Face’ Rock: Pareidolia and the Power of Perception, the human brain’s tendency to see familiar shapes in random patterns.

Exploring the Cosmos: NASA’s Explorers Program and the Quest for Cosmic Mysteries

Join us as we explore the universe with NASA’s Explorers Program, a pioneering initiative that has fueled scientific breakthroughs by launching low-cost missions.

Mars: A History of Harsh Environments

Is Mars truly habitable? New discoveries shed light on the planet’s complex past. #MartianHabitability #MarsExploration #NASA

NASA’s Uncertain Future: Navigating the Chasm Between Ambition and Reality

A sobering report from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine raises serious concerns about NASA’s future, highlighting underfunding and potential talent drain.

Coordinated Lunar Time: Navigating Time’s Flow on the Moon

NASA is creating a new time system for the Moon, Coordinated Lunar Time (LTC), to address the challenges of timekeeping in space.

Exploring the Cosmic Neighborhood: Unveiling the Secrets of Barnard’s Star

Barnard’s star, a red dwarf just 6 light-years away, has a planetary system with a confirmed rocky planet and potential candidates for life.

Navigating the CBSE Board Exams 2025: A Comprehensive Guide

Conquer the CBSE Board Exams 2025 with our guide! Learn effective study strategies, time management tips, and overcome exam anxiety for success.

Earth’s Distant Future: A Glimpse into Our Planet’s Fate

A distant planet orbiting a white dwarf offers a glimpse into Earth’s potential future, unveiling the dramatic evolution of stars and their influence on planetary systems.