NOAA puts the odds at 83% that the strongest El Niño since 1950 is unfolding, with orbiting sensors revealing flipped trade winds, shifting rains and rising seas.
Shares slid as much as 15% as the company confirmed its reusable medium-lift vehicle won't fly until 2027, putting execution risk in the spotlight.
Deltona High honors an alumnus bound for the ISS, Florida Tech tests Mars-protection research in orbit, and a Crew-13 launch moves educators to tears.
As Artemis targets the Moon's frozen south pole, NASA is weighing solid-state batteries, fuel cells and nuclear power for a permanent base.
Bharti Airtel's chairman says his OneWeb venture is also awaiting Indian satcom licences, pushing back on Elon Musk's claim that Starlink is being treated unfairly.
The JPL-built rover has now driven farther than any wheeled vehicle on another world, surpassing Opportunity's 45.16 km and Lunokhod 2's lunar mark.
The Artemis II astronaut moves into agency leadership on Nov. 1 and gives up future spaceflight eligibility — while her home state celebrates with a building, an ice cream flavor and a campus tour.
NASA's CLPS lander endured vacuum, thermal extremes, launch vibration and acoustic blasts at JPL as the agency's Moon Base program accelerates.
NASA's 35th resupply flight carries four biological experiments to the station as Florida braces for sonic booms and a 'space jellyfish.'
A single frame from New York shows Earth's Moon and all four Galilean satellites, days after the Moon passed directly in front of Jupiter.