Browse Archive
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Smoking Out Space Fires
NASA researchers study smoke particles to improve smoke detectors and help prevent fires in space.
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ISS: 240,000 Photos and Counting
Got 500 years? View one a day and see them all.
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One Man’s Rest is Another Man’s Research
On a quiet wing of the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, healthy people spend weeks at a time just lying around.
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Bringing Science to the Classroom
Bill and Cindy McArthur work together to educate children about living in space.
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Walking on Air: NASA's Floating Treadmill
NASA researchers study astronaut bone loss with a floating treadmill.
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The Wait is Over
High school students and NASA researchers analyze a four-year space experiment.
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Harnessing the Sun
How can an instrument as small as a postage stamp operate a satellite for decades?
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Photographing Physics
While Astronauts do critical research on the space station, a NASA scientist gets a phone call he doesn't expect.
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Students Team with NASA on Space Experiments
Talk about a serious high school experiment! A group of teens is helping NASA study materials on the International Space Station.
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Views of Tsunami Damage from International Space Station
Flying some 230 miles above the affected areas, the Expedition 10 crew captured snapshots from space of the tsunami's aftermath.
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Spinning Brains
One day, astronauts might travel through the solar system onboard spinning spaceships. Can human brains adapt?
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Stronger Bones
But living in space is bad for bones and muscles accustomed to Earth's constant gravity.
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Building a Better Shield
NASA is researching the complex challenge of keeping space travellers safe from radiation.