With NASA's Artemis 1 mission launching to the moon this month, Space.com is taking a look at what we know about the moon and why we care. Join us for our Moon Week special report in the countdown to Artemis 1.
A new radio telescope on the far side of the moon could capitalize on NASA's new Artemis era of lunar exploration, say scientists who hope to one day use such a telescope to potentially probe deeper into the universe than even the newly-operational James Webb Space Telescope can.
Caroline Juang: Blending Art, Science, and Outreach
Caroline Juang is a PhD student at Columbia University who uses satellite data and other techniques to study climate hazards. She is also an artist and a STEM promoter.
In a 2002 TED talk , former astronaut Mae Jemison urged the public to make it our mission to integrate science with art in our thinking, education, and outreach.
Webb telescope pictures impress space scientists, future user | South Carolina Public Radio
A great leap forward in space science was achieved a few weeks ago, when the first photographs from the recently-launched James Webb Space Telescope were released.
Among those rejoicing at the spectacular views of deep space was University of South Carolina astronomy professor Varsha Kulkarni, whose two proposals to use the telescope to study space dust were accepted by NASA. "I was just blown away," she said of her first sight of the images.
Talks on Animals and Outer Space | The East Hampton Star
Adults, teens, and kids have two opportunities coming up to explore the world around them — and above them.
Experts available on Artemis 1, NASA's upcoming mission to the moon | CU Boulder Today | ...
NASA's Artemis 1 mission is slated to blast off from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Aug. 29—the inaugural launch of the space agency's Artemis Program, which will return humans to the moon for the first time since 1972.
Experts at CU Boulder are available to discuss various aspects of the launch and what lies in store for this new era of lunar exploration.
Beaman helps prepare super heavy-lift rocket for flight | Technology Today | theredstonerocket.com
NASA engineer David Beaman thinks like a chess grandmaster, always three or four moves ahead. He oversees 1,000 or so team members – all of them working to fly America's next deep space rocket and return human explorers to the Moon on the Artemis missions.
Beaman is manager of the Space Launch System Engineering & Integration Office at Marshall Space Flight Center.
Rice boosts NASA research + new lunar mission with renewed partnership - CultureMap Houston
Nearly 60 years ago, President John F. Kennedy made a bold declaration to the crowd of 40,000 gathered at Rice University's football stadium — and to the world. America, said the young president, would land a man on the moon before the decade's end.
The university will also seek ways to involve NASA researchers as visiting scholars, share information that could lead to collaborations, encourage Rice students to seek NASA internships, and pursue opportunities to engage in bioscience and human health and performance research.
NASA wants to probe Uranus and could start planning next year | Space
There's no doubt that we've learned a lot about our solar system over the past six and a half decades of spaceflight, but there are still mysteries lurking around every corner. One of the biggest ones is the planet Uranus .
But that's soon going to change. According to this year's decadal survey by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, a flagship orbiter and probe mission to Uranus should be NASA's main planetary science project of the next decade.
Fast-growing sunspot may threaten Earth with flares and eruptions | Space
A once-tiny spot on the sun's surface grew over the weekend to the size of Earth, potentially threatening our planet with radio blackout-causing solar flares and plasma eruptions that could trigger aurora displays.
The sunspot is one of six active regions currently observable on the disk of the sun, but space weather forecasters are not too worried about it, predicting low activity for the next 24 hours with occasional mild solar flares that could possibly cause short-duration radio blackouts, ...
The moon's far side could offer a view of the universe even deeper than the James Webb Space Telescope… https://t.co/Cpb4IuhTaz SPACEdotcom (from NYC) Wed Aug 24 10:35:57 +0000 2022
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