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Why Mars Base Tech Should Be Tested on the Moon First
The coming generation of moon explorers should consider using lunar habitats as a test bed for future Mars missions, said a representative from the French space agency.
For Astronauts on Mars, the Veggie of the Day May Be Asparagus
Take it or leaf it: Mars won't offer the sort of veggie options on display at your neighborhood supermarket.
This Virtual Reality SpaceBuzz Bus Lets You Feel What It's Like to See Earth from Above
A Dutch nonprofit wants to give children around the world a taste of the "overview effect," or the view of Earth from outer space, through virtual reality.
NASA Contractors Build on Shuttle Legacy for Artemis Moonshot
NASA's suppliers for Artemis are working together more closely as the agency accelerates its moon plans to land humans on the surface by 2024, company representatives said.
The Next Two Astronauts on the Moon Could Both Be Women, NASA Chief Says
Could the next two astronauts on the moon both be women? NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine thinks so.
South Africa Beefing Up Space Weather Expertise
South Africa's space agency has existed for just eight years, but the country wants to tackle a crucial challenge in satellite technology: understanding space weather.
NASA's Voyager Missions Were Amazing. Now Scientists Want a True Interstellar Probe
Humanity should consider building an interstellar probe to see our neighborhood from an outside point of view, argued several scientists at a recent conference.
Here's How NASA Might Bring Home Pieces of Mars (In a Darth Vader Helmet)
Scientists studying Mars have wanted pieces of the Red Planet here on Earth for decades, and they are finally getting their shot at designing a mission to acquire such souvenirs.
