2026 NASA Space Apps Challenge registration open
The annual NASA Space Apps Challenge hackathon is open for teams to use free and open NASA data for lunar, Mars and wider space challenges.
The annual NASA Space Apps Challenge hackathon is open for teams to use free and open NASA data for lunar, Mars and wider space challenges.
Contract awards, solar-array work, SabreSat testing and a wide set of company figures.
NASA's facts mark the SPLICE payload completed and verified, with the Alta-X drone landing listed at Rogers Dry Lake in Edwards, California.
Northrop Grumman's cargo spacecraft is attached to the Unity port and is listed as docked until 2027-05.
NASA and Canadian Space Agency astronauts installed a new roll-out solar array during an Oct. 29, 2026 spacewalk, with another array planned for Nov. 5, 2026.
A 2026-10-29 announcement credits NASA, ESA, CSA and STScI for a mid-infrared view of the Cat’s Head Nebula.
NASA has posted an online Request for Information about servicing the Hubble Space Telescope and raising its orbit.
A background entry describes spooky shapes, dust clouds and star-forming nebulae in the royal constellation Cepheus.
Verified facts show the March 2025 image status was snow coats ice, while the October 2026 image status was snow absent.
A global Mars map identifies 13 locations with mineralogy and chemistry matching Teghaza 001, an ancient Martian meteorite.
A retrospective look at Halloween aboard the station, described as a vital scientific platform with more than 25 years of continuous human presence.
Papers in Science and Science Advances describe an ancient Martian meteorite from Mali and link it to previously unsampled crust.