NASAโs SpaceX Crew-6 returns to Earth following mission to the International Space Station
SpaceXโs Dragon Endeavour streaked across the Florida sky before splashing down off the coast of Jacksonville early Monday, bringing four astronauts safely back to Earth after a six-month mission at the International Space Station.
CHECK IT OUT: February meteorites found in South Texas now on display at the Witte Museum
Five of these meteorites are now on display at the โWelcome to Earthโ exhibit at the Witte Museum. You can check them out through the summer months and even touch a 4.56 billion-year-old meteorite that was discovered in Morocco back in 2000!
Southwest Research Institute explains significance of new images from NASAโs James Webb Space Telescope
NASAโs newly released high-resolution color images from the James Webb Space Telescope are a snapshot of our universe millions of years ago and the result of 120 hours of observation or about five daysโ worth of data.
NASA researchers want to send nude human images into space to start a conversation with aliens
The group of researchers crafted a scientific proposal, โA Beacon in the Galaxy,โ to communicate with aliens through radio-transmitted messages that include scientific notions that introduce characteristics of humanity to outer space.
The last supermoon of 2021 -- aka the Strawberry Moon -- is happening this week
If youโve missed any of the celestial events that have happened this year already -- the Pink Moon in April or the recent solar eclipse, to name a couple -- youโve got one more chance to witness a rare supermoon this year, and itโs happening this week.
San Antonio company partners with NASA to help create space technology
There are many projects around the world that are focused on the future of space technology and one local company, Astroport Space Technologies, has a new partnership with NASA that will have them at the forefront in creating out-of-this-world space ventures.
Spidernauts and space dogs: What happens to the creatures of spaceflight
Animal spaceflights paved the way for the first human astronauts, and today, creatures big and small continue to space travel, advancing our knowledge of how the zero-gravity environment impacts all beings and aiding research down on Earth.
Ever wonder what the Texas Gulf looks like from space? NASAโs got you covered.
An astronaut onboard the International Space Station (ISS) took this photo of the Texas Gulf Coast. (CREDIT: NASA)Have you ever wondered what the Texas Gulf looks like from afar... or more specifically, from space? A NASA astronaut aboard the International Space Station took this photo of the Texas Gulf Coast and shared it to social media on March 24. Check out this NASA photograph of the gulf coast and Austin/San Antonio area taken from aboard the International Space Station! If youโre from Texas, or are just a big fan, you can see the Texas coast along with narrow barrier islands that create protective bays between the Gulf of Mexico and the mainland.