Private companies aim to help blaze a new trail to the moon By JoAnna Wendel Private companies have plans to foster a new age of sustainable space travel. Their first stop? The moon.
House committee staff members defend NASA authorization bill By JoAnna Wendel House Science Committee staff members insist that their bill does not preclude NASA's lunar exploration goals. Others feel differently.
NASA unveils 16 payloads that private lunar landers will take to the moon By JoAnna Wendel The science gear will fly aboard robotic landers built by two private companies: Pittsburgh's Astrobotic and Houston's Intuitive Machines.
Perseus Constellation: Facts About the Hero By JoAnna Wendel Perseus is one of the largest constellations and is home to one of the most famous stars in our sky.
Jupiter's Great Red Spot: Our Solar System's Most Famous Storm By JoAnna Wendel It's been a great, enormous storm for more than a 100 years. But will Jupiter's Great Red Spot last much longer?
When Will the Sun Die? By JoAnna Wendel Are you worried about the sun suddenly blinking out? Never fear — our star still has billions of years left to shine.
What Is NASA's Wide Field Infrared Survey Telescope (WFIRST)? By JoAnna Wendel NASA’s future flagship telescope, WFIRST, will help us find potentially habitable exoplanets and study a mysterious phenomenon called dark matter.
