#NASA

#NASA

Your name could make it to the moon along with NASA's Artemis II mission next yearthe first time a crew will travel to Earth's natural satellite in more than 50 years. Anyone can submit their name in English here or Spanish here. The collected names will be included on an SD digital memory card that will be carried onboard the Orion capsule as it ferries four astronauts into orbit around the moon. The deadline to register is before January 21, 2026.

The oldest and most distant black hole known to scientists dates back 13.3 billion years ago, when our universe was still in its teething stage.

"The Trump administration is creating and sharing memes to make fun of deportations, showcasing how humor is used in political discourse."

The project aims to capture and catalog the moon's reflected light with unparalleled precision for satellite calibration.

Mars isn't just a planet. It's a philosophy, an ideology. The way humans think about it changes over time, reflecting the unstable mix of assumptions, hopes, dreams and anxieties that define each historical moment.

"There were claims of a tail, but since 3I/ATLAS is accelerating and its current size is not much larger than the angular resolution of Earth-based telescopes, it is not easy to avoid fictitious elongation of the image as a result of the object's motion."

The Crew-11 mission, under the command of Zena Cardman, launched from NASA's Kennedy Space Center, aiming for a stay of six to eight months on the ISS.

The Habitable Worlds Observatory is a proposed flagship NASA mission that aims to discover inhabited planets beyond our Solar System, similar to the contributions made by the Hubble or JWST.

The radar on Europa Clipper, named REASON, was tested as the spacecraft passed Mars, enabling engineers to calibrate the infrared camera and assess radar functionality.

President Trump's first term saw Space Policy Directive 1 signed to return American astronauts to the moon, evolving into Project Artemis aimed at Mars.

"Finding a temperate planet in such a compact system makes this discovery particularly exciting. It highlights the remarkable diversity of exoplanetary systems and strengthens the case for studying potentially habitable worlds around low-mass stars."