The Latest Breaking News from NASA

Pluto, the Solar System’s largest dwarf planet, just became even more interesting with a report that icy lava flows have recently covered substantial tracts of its surface. In this context, “recently” means probably no more than a billion years ago. That’s old, of course – and there is no suggestion…

When the New Horizons spacecraft zoomed past Pluto in 2015, it snapped photos of what appeared to be two massive ice volcanoes. But all is not what it seems.

Existence of volcanoes makes idea that dwarf planet is inert ball of ice look increasingly improbable

Due to concerns over the possibility of aggressive interest rate increases and the consequences of a prolonged Ukraine-Russia war, current market volatility has caused many quality stocks to trade at attractive valuations. For example, fundamentally sound stocks Lockheed Martin (LMT), HCA Healthcare (HCA), FedEx (FDX), Enterprise Products (EPD), and Walgreens…

Scheduled launches of satellites and probes using Russian rockets have been cancelled outright

Private and state investments in space may increase to reduce reliance on Russian supply chains.

For 30 years the U.S.-Russia partnership at the ISS was above it all. Now the U.S. finds itself in need of a friend, not a foe.

Space company SpaceX has been at the forefront of rocket launches over the past several years, vaulting the company and the space industry to new heights. Earlier this year, NASA highlighted an ambitious launch schedule from SpaceX. The guidance may have been conservative.

The Kennel Club Pet Insurance has revealed the most popular male and female dog names for 2022 so far - and says many are thought to have been inspired by Nasa projects

A huge ice shelf has collapsed in Antarctica, coinciding with a period of intense and unseasonal heat which may have been "the straw that broke the camel's back".

The moon dust was gathered by Neil Armstrong during the historic 1969 moon landing and was placed in a decontamination bag before, when back on Earth, it was lost - later turning up at a space museum in Kansas