There are two landscapes we, as humans, have yet to fully explore, the deepest depths of the ocean and space. An Austin company will get the chance to help the exploration of space, specifically the moon.
I am pumped y'all, Artemis 1 launched last night and with it, NASA is officially on its way to the moon once again and will use that platform to eventually launch to Mars. Oh no, I think I have Sqeeed myself again.
I really don't have to say much. This video speaks for itself. It's titled "NASA | Thermonuclear Art – The Sun In Ultra-HD (4K)," and it really is a work of art.
Some Lufkin students aren't taking the summer off to lay by the pool. Okay, maybe they'll do that too. But they're studying right now under the Gear Up STEM program at Lufkin High School, and they're getting to do some pretty cool things.
NASA is letting us vote on new space suits!
It seems like the NASA engineers might know more than we would about what space suits would be best for the astronauts, but we can have input nonetheless.
Between now and April 15th, we can vote online on the new space suit designs.
The Angelina College Aerospace Scholars have a connection to NASA now, and it's a kids' toy that has linked them.
The students built a Mars Rover out of Lego's as part of a competition at the National Community College Aerospace Scholars event at NASA's Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center recently. The program helps math and science students with problem-solving skills, and has been available to Angel
At 7:59 a.m., on the morning of February 1st, 2003, first came the sounds, and then after the news reports and the scattered debris, the realization that East Texas had been engraved in history as one of the sites of the worst disasters in NASA’s history.