
NASA Asks Industry How to Save Hubble — Reboost, Servicing, or a Controlled Fall
A new Request for Information seeks commercial ideas to extend the 35-year-old telescope's life as atmospheric drag slowly pulls it toward reentry.

A new Request for Information seeks commercial ideas to extend the 35-year-old telescope's life as atmospheric drag slowly pulls it toward reentry.

Technicians in Boulder inspected the solar-cell-covered sunshade, a key thermal-control and power component for infrared telescope launching in 2027.

The Pasadena lab founded by Caltech students in 1936 celebrates a legacy of firsts and outlines future missions including lunar drones and Mars helicopters.

The agency says its two-step process has grown too slow and costly, and will unveil a faster, more predictable approach at an Oct. 26 virtual town hall.

After a commercial in-space servicing attempt fell short, NASA's 21-year-old gamma-ray hunter will fall back to Earth by year's end.

The shoebox-sized spacecraft uses a single non-toxic propellant for both high-thrust and low-thrust maneuvers, potentially enabling CubeSats to reach Mars.

The rover, designed for a 700-sol mission, has spent over 5,000 sols on Mars, recently surpassing 1 kilometer in elevation gain from its landing site in Gale Crater.

Roscosmos resupply mission launches Sept. 9 while NASA advances Artemis lander tests and reflects on station legacy from Mir to ISS.

Two astronauts will replace navigation hardware, upgrade systems, and make history in the 99th U.S. spacewalk, streaming live on NASA and Netflix.

Expanding the Deep Space Network with DSS-23, alongside advances in AI chips and nuclear power for deep space exploration.