No landing for Artemis III; moon shot moved to 2028 By Paul Katula • Mar 1, 2026 In a major policy pivot, NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman announced an incremental path to the lunar surface to ensure astronaut safety.
NASA launches Artemis I to the moon By Paul Katula • Nov 17, 2022 NASA (finally) launched Artemis I to the moon, and thousands of people watched in awe, a Florida student reports.
Experiment reliably produces oxygen on Mars By Press Release • Sep 14, 2022 Scientists said a Martian experiment was reliably producing oxygen, a critical step if we want to live on the red planet.
NASA plans to send humans back to the moon By Paul Katula • Sep 2, 2022 NASA is set to launch a rocket to the moon in order to continue exploration of the celestial object and pave the way for trips to Mars.
Perseverance lands on Mars By Paul Katula • Feb 18, 2021 NASA's rover lands on Mars, on a mission to look for signs of extinct life. What can it teach us about life on Earth?
New NASA, ESA satellite to continue ocean study By Press Release • Nov 23, 2020 NASA & the European Space Agency launched a new satellite into space on a SpaceX rocket to continue a 30-year study of the oceans.
NASA sends crew to I.S.S. on SpaceX rocket By Press Release • Nov 17, 2020 An international crew of astronauts launched from Kennedy Space Center in Florida Sunday, headed to the International Space Station.
Student news roundup, Florida, Sept. 1 By Paul Katula • Sep 1, 2020 Schools in Florida are online for the most part as the 2020-21 school year begins, with some students reporting to campus along the Space Coast.
NASA once again to launch humans from US soil By Press Release • Aug 4, 2018 NASA will once again launch astronauts into space from US soil, the 1st time since the Shuttle was retired in 2011.
Michigan residents see a meteor come to Earth By Paul Katula • Jan 21, 2018 A meteor sent fragments of meteorites to Earth last week in Michigan; it was a dazzling fireball display of nature.