Before the moon race, explorers wanted to conquer the ocean

How NASA's Surveyor Missions Paved the Way for Moon Landings and the Artemis Program

The article discusses the Surveyor missions as the precursor to human lunar landings, highlighting how these robotic missions paved the way

Keeping PACE with Ocean Change

Keeping PACE with Ocean Change

NASA's shifting Mars priorities put the search for extraterrestrial life on hold

The article examines NASA's evolving Mars exploration strategy, contrasting the ambitious life-detection goals of the Viking landers in the

Why the Moon Needs Geologists: A Planetary Scientist's Perspective

The author, a planetary geologist, reflects on the common misconception that studying geology leads only to oil and gas careers, and discuss

NASA's Artemis II Crew Returns; Science Teams Analyze Data from Lunar Mission

NASA's Artemis II crew safely splashed down in the Pacific Ocean on April 10 after a record-setting mission around the Moon. Since then, sci

Artemis II Was a Mission More About the Journey Than the Destination