Meat grows in space with 3D printer on International Space Station - Business Insider
A spacecraft with vials of cow cells landed at the International Space Station in September. From there, cosmonauts fed the vials into a 3D printer.
Tim Ellis, Relativity Space CEO on Mark Cuban fundraising for 3D rockets
"He posts his email publicly for people to get in touch with him, but I wasn't expecting a response."
Scientists are running in 2020, including NASA astronaut Mark Kelly
"I don't think every US senator needs to be an engineer," former NASA astronaut Mark Kelly said. "I think diversity's important."
Newspaper front pages from 50 years ago reveal how the world reacted to the Apollo 11 moon landing
Apollo 11 astronauts walked the moon 50 years ago, making headlines worldwide. Here's what those newspapers looked like.
Apollo 11: Wild facts about NASA's moon-landing mission
Apollo 11 astronauts pooped in bags and barely stuck the lunar landing. Here are 19 behind-the-scenes anecdotes about the moon mission.
Sally Ride: Read letter that led her to be 1st American woman in space
Sally Ride went to space twice, and spent her life spreading a passion for science and advocating for better science education.
NASA will send a female astronaut on the 2024 moon mission
According to NASA, there will be a seat on the 2024 lunar mission specially reserved for a woman, the first to ever walk on the moon.
NASA photographed the crash site of Israel's failed moon lander, and it's not pretty
NASA found the Beresheet moon lander's crash site via its Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter. The agency posted images of the area on Wednesday.
'It failed': NASA says SpaceX and Boeing's recent spaceship-parachute tests did not go well
NASA told Congress on Wednesday that a test of SpaceX's parachute system for Crew Dragon, a space capsule for astronauts, did not go well.
NASA simulates stopping asteroid reaching earth, fragment hits New York
NASA simulated an asteroid hurtling towards the planet at the Planetary Defense Conference, giving eight years to stop the asteroid hitting Earth.
New Hubble telescope picture captures 265,000 galaxies in one image
Researchers estimate 265,000 galaxies are in the Hubble Space Telescope image, some of which appear as they existed 13.3 billion years ago.
A supplier delivered faulty aluminum to NASA for 20 years and falsified reports, causing 2 missions to fail
The company has been ordered by the Department of Justice to pay $46 million to NASA for sending the agency faulty aluminum for rocket parts.
Crew Dragon ship destroyed itself during failed test, SpaceX confirms
SpaceX VP Hans Koenigsmann gave new details about a test "anomaly" that destroyed its Crew Dragon capsule, which is designed to fly NASA astronauts.
