NASA’s Lucy spacecraft captures asteroid Donaldjohanson, marking a new step in its mission to explore the solar system’s ...

Rehoming NASA's fleet of space shuttles took a lot of coordination in 2012. Space shuttle Endeavour crawled along the streets ...

Texas lawmakers are leading an effort to relocate NASA to Johnson Space Center when the lease on its current headquarters ...

Splashdown occurred in the Pacific Ocean at 1:07 p.m. April 17, after a flight that lasted five days, 22 hours and 54 minutes. [...] ...

HOUSTON — A group of Texas lawmakers is urging the White House to relocate NASA’s headquarters from Washington, D.C., to the Johnson Space Center in Houston when the current lease expires in ...

By Matthew Phelan An office in an obscure corner of the federal government that NASA has relied on to safely land astronauts on the moon and robotic probes on Mars is facing pressure to cut its ...

Continuous monitoring by NASA and global observatories remains crucial for planetary ... A Close Encounter—with a Giant Measuring about 113 metres wide—roughly the height of a 35-storey building—2023 ...

Asteroid 2023 KU is about 113 metres wide, nearly as tall as a 35-storey building. It is currently ... But Problems Remain In 2023, NASA says that KU will go one million kilometers.

The asteroid is the tiniest object Webb has ever examined, with a diameter of around 60 meters, or the equivalent of a 15-story structure. The surface of an asteroid is dominated by coarse, fist-sized ...

Leading NASA would be “the privilege of a lifetime,” he said. The hearing took place in the Russell Senate Office building next ... it is managed by Johnson Space Center in Texas.

a space station that will orbit the moon and is being led by NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston. “There's a long history in NASA of (the) administration coming in and canceling programs ...

Trump started the program during his first term. Senator Ted Cruz, whose state of Texas includes NASA's Houston-based Johnson Space Center, pressed the nominee on his moon program views ...