You can launch a Space Launch System of your own with this Estes NASA SLS model rocket for a 1:200 scale version of NASA's moon megarocket. Read more about it. NASA's ...

this would be the real half moon)," NASA wrote in its moon guide. "The moon is opposite the sun, as viewed from Earth, revealing the moon's dayside." The full moon actually appears full before it ...

NASA astronauts will venture to the coldest realms of the moon — the dark craters of the lunar south pole. "Some deep craters haven’t seen the light of day for billions of years, so ...

NASA NASA has updated its list of potential landing sites for the next human visit to the moon, which is planned for 2026. The Artemis III mission will see the first crewed lunar landing since the ...

But what time is it on the moon? Back in April, the Biden-Harris administration asked NASA to come up with a time zone exclusively for the moon. A lunar time zone would be beneficial for ...

You may unsubscribe at any time. It's unlikely you'll see the mini-moon. NASA says the absolute magnitude of 2024 PT5 is 27.593. That means it's quite dim and won't be visible even if you have a ...

NASA has something very exciting to tell us about the Moon, so it’s holding a conference call on Monday, October 26th. The discovery was made using NASA’s flying observatory SOPHIA.

A SpaceX Starship lander will land with the first people to walk on the Moon since 1972 within one of nine sites on the lunar South Pole during the Artemis 3 mission, NASA announced Tuesday.

October’s hunter’s moon is set to peak at its fullest around 7:26 a.m. ET Thursday, but the silvery orb will appear round Wednesday evening through Friday morning, according to NASA.

NASA plans to bring humankind back to the moon, but it first needs to figure out exactly where to land. The space agency has outlined nine potential lunar landing sites for its Artemis III mission ...

This artist’s concept depicts a potential volcanic moon between the exoplanet WASP ... to ask if its origin could be an exomoon. NASA/JPL-Caltech We know there are thousands of planets beyond ...