Top advisers in NASA’s Office of the Chief Scientist are among the first to go amid a government-wide downsizing effort ...

NASA is seeking submissions for a new zero gravity indicator (ZGI) that will accompany the Artemis II astronauts on their ...

The Flame Nebula, located about 1,400 light-years away from Earth, is a hotbed of star formation less than 1 million years ...

The Flames are proud to reveal their 2024-25 Pride logo and jersey, designed by local artist Sarah Slaughter. The Flames will be hosting this year's Pride Night on Friday, Mar. 14 when they take ...

The latest information suggests NASA's Johnson Space Center employees could be exempt from these layoffs. Read here for the latest. NASA employees in the Houston area are bracing for layoffs ...

NASA is monitoring a 300-foot-long asteroid called the 2024 YR4. The chances of a collision are low but NASA said there is a 2.3% chance that the asteroid will hit Earth in 2032. NBC News’ Kathy ...

NASA employees at Johnson Space Center learned Tuesday night that the center’s probationary employees would be spared from the latest round of layoffs under the Trump administration — a ...

DOGE is tearing through government agencies — and NASA may be next in line. Speaking on the sidelines of the Commerce Space Conference in Washington DC on Wednesday, the space agency's acting ...

The worker was working on her computer and was identified by her badge and a logo, he wrote. Reached Saturday, Polk said the email was not intended for anyone outside NASA. He said he did not have ...

"We need to move @NASA’s headquarters to Florida’s Space Coast. The move would save taxpayers money, encourage collaboration with private space companies, and tap into Florida’s talented ...

NASA is monitoring a recently discovered asteroid called the 2024 YR4, which is around 150-300 feet wide and is the most hazardous space rock detected in more than 20 years. Astronomer and space ...

SpaceX's Starship rocket experienced a catastrophic failure during its eighth test flight on March 6, marking the second consecutive setback for Elon Musk's ambitious Mars exploration program.