NASA makes a better map for the August eclipse By Press Release • Jan 6, 2017 Using detailed data from the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, NASA developed an accurate map of the path of totality for the US solar eclipse.
Cassini sees Saturn’s hexagon-shaped jet stream By Press Release • Dec 7, 2016 An intriguing jet stream can be found in Saturn's atmosphere, and NASA's Cassini sent back a few pics from the latest phase of its mission.
Total solar eclipse exactly one year away By Paul Katula • Aug 21, 2016 We're one year away from a total solar eclipse, the first one visible from the US in about 38 years. What will you do?
NASA spots El Niño changes that change weather By Press Release • Feb 26, 2016 Rainfall patterns shifted this year because of an unusual El Niño in the Pacific that started back in December.
New Horizons spacecraft talks to Earth from Pluto By Paul Katula • Jul 15, 2015 Images of Pluto and its moons have started arriving back on Earth after a historic fly-by. We're proud to be American.
Water, water, everywhere water — even in space By Paul Katula • Apr 9, 2015 NASA scientists have been looking for water (and life) on other worlds, and they've found evidence of liquid water in some of those distant worlds.