NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center
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ESA to Develop Gravitational Wave Space Mission with NASA Support
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NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory News and Features
21 Jun 2017, 21:27 UTC
Artificial intelligence is changing how we study Mars. A.I. software on NASA's Curiosity Mars rover has helped it zap dozens of laser targets on the Red Planet this past year, becoming a frequent science tool when the ground team was out of contact with the spacecraft. This same software has proven useful enough that it's already scheduled for NASA's upcoming mission, Mars 2020.
Laser-targeting A.I. Yields More Mars Science
21 Jun 2017, 21:27 UTC
Artificial intelligence is changing how we study Mars. A.I. software on NASA's Curiosity Mars rover has helped it zap dozens of laser targets on the Red Planet this past year, becoming a frequent science tool when the ground team was out of contact with the spacecraft. This same software has proven useful enough that it's already scheduled for NASA's upcoming mission, Mars 2020.
NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory News and Features
20 Jun 2017, 20:14 UTC
Using the most powerful telescope ever sent to Mars, NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter caught a view of the Curiosity rover this month amid rocky mountainside terrain.
NASA Mars Orbiter Views Rover Climbing Mount Sharp
20 Jun 2017, 20:14 UTC
Using the most powerful telescope ever sent to Mars, NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter caught a view of the Curiosity rover this month amid rocky mountainside terrain.
ESA Top News
20 Jun 2017, 14:30 UTC
The LISA trio of satellites to detect gravitational waves from space has been selected as the third large-class mission in ESA’s Science programme, while the Plato exoplanet hunter moves into development.
Gravitational wave mission selected, planet-hunting mission moves forward
20 Jun 2017, 14:30 UTC
The LISA trio of satellites to detect gravitational waves from space has been selected as the third large-class mission in ESA’s Science programme, while the Plato exoplanet hunter moves into development.
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- 21 Jun 2017
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Direct imaging of exoplanets was once only possible for the brightest of planets orbiting the dimmest of stars — but improving technology is turning this into an increasingly powerful technique. In a new study, direct-imaging observations of the Jupiter-like exoplanet 51 Eridani b provide tantalizing clues about its atmosphere.y & Telescope.
A Partly Cloudy Exoplanet
22 Jun 2017, 18:42 UTC
Direct imaging of exoplanets was once only possible for the brightest of planets orbiting the dimmest of stars — but improving technology is turning this into an increasingly powerful technique. In a new study, direct-imaging observations of the Jupiter-like exoplanet 51 Eridani b provide tantalizing clues about its atmosphere.y & Telescope.
NASA Space Station Blog
22 Jun 2017, 17:52 UTC
Expedition 52 is continuing to explore a new drug therapy today that may keep humans healthier in space. The trio onboard the International Space Station also worked on standard maintenance activities to keep the orbital complex in ship-shape.
Crew Studies Bone Loss Reversal and Unloads New Cargo
22 Jun 2017, 17:52 UTC
Expedition 52 is continuing to explore a new drug therapy today that may keep humans healthier in space. The trio onboard the International Space Station also worked on standard maintenance activities to keep the orbital complex in ship-shape.
Starts With a Bang!
22 Jun 2017, 14:01 UTC
The Earth and Sun, not so different from how they might have appeared 4 billion years ago. Yet daily or even hourly changes can tell us incredible information about near-term environmental and ecological threats to our world. Image credit: NASA / Terry Virts.With the launch of JPSS-1 coming up this year, everything that NASA Earth science stands for hinges on its success.“There is, then, no water that is wholly of the Pacific, or wholly of the Atlantic, or of the Indian or the Antarctic. The surf that we find exhilarating at Virginia Beach or at La Jolla today may have lapped at the base of antarctic icebergs or sparkled in the Mediterranean sun, years ago, before it moved through dark and unseen waterways to the place we find it now. It is by the deep, hidden currents that the oceans are made one.” -Rachel CarsonWhen it comes to viewing anything in space that changes — whether it’s a distant galaxy, star, or even the Sun or Earth in our own backyard — the goal is to measure it as frequently and comprehensively as possible. For the Earth, that means imaging the planet at high resolution, with as many instruments as ...
One mission is now the make-or-break future for NASA Earth science
22 Jun 2017, 14:01 UTC
The Earth and Sun, not so different from how they might have appeared 4 billion years ago. Yet daily or even hourly changes can tell us incredible information about near-term environmental and ecological threats to our world. Image credit: NASA / Terry Virts.With the launch of JPSS-1 coming up this year, everything that NASA Earth science stands for hinges on its success.“There is, then, no water that is wholly of the Pacific, or wholly of the Atlantic, or of the Indian or the Antarctic. The surf that we find exhilarating at Virginia Beach or at La Jolla today may have lapped at the base of antarctic icebergs or sparkled in the Mediterranean sun, years ago, before it moved through dark and unseen waterways to the place we find it now. It is by the deep, hidden currents that the oceans are made one.” -Rachel CarsonWhen it comes to viewing anything in space that changes — whether it’s a distant galaxy, star, or even the Sun or Earth in our own backyard — the goal is to measure it as frequently and comprehensively as possible. For the Earth, that means imaging the planet at high resolution, with as many instruments as ...
SPACE.com
22 Jun 2017, 10:55 UTC
Astronomers Continue Search for Earth-Like Planets at Proxima Centauri and Other Stars (Video)
22 Jun 2017, 10:55 UTC
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