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Lack of right size spacesuits cancels NASA’s first all-female spacewalk
NASA cancelled plans for its first all-female spacewalk on the 29th March as the agency didn’t have enough spacesuits that fit the astron...
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One Strange Rock: NatGeo's Latest Blockbuster Documentary Series
National Geographic has a history of bringing TV shows to audiences that turn out be an eye-opener. This time t...
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Future Of Space Travel Depends On Varsha Jain, Space Gynaecologist
NASA astronaut Peggy Whitson, who's on the International Space Station right now, spent 377 days total in space prior to this mission—the most of any US woman. It's a...
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NASA Is Stress-Testing Its Next Gigantic Kickass Space Telescope
The Hubble Space Telescope, the first major optical telescope ever hurled into space, broke down a lot. Since its launch in 1990, NASA has organized five separate missions ...
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Inside NASA’s Space Farming Labs
For the first time since the end of NASA's Apollo missions to the moon, there is serious talk of sending humans beyond low earth orbit. NASA has been courting ideas for jou...
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After Kalpana Chawla & Sunita Williams, Here’s The 3rd Indian-Origin Woman Go To Space
In November 1997, Kalpana Chawla became the first woman of Indian origin to travel in space as the mission specialist and primary robotic arm operator aboard the US space s...
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How NASA’s Longest Space Dweller Sees Earth
Now, over 70 years later, spaceflight and imaging technologies have rocketed to new heights, and the human conception of Earth as one interlinked planetary entity has also ...
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NASA Achieves Gender Equality Milestone
NASA’s newest class of astronauts has just graduated with a 50-50 split of men and women – four of each. The group were selected from more than 6,300 applicants...
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Iss Astronauts Send Endearingly Awkward New Year’s Greetings.
Commander Scott Kelly and Flight Engineer Tim Kopra from NASA and Flight Engineer Tim Peake of the European Space Agency wished everyone on Earth a happy new year, and than...
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The Secret To Conquering Space Without It Killing Us First May Lie In Our Bones
Space travel is notoriously hard on the human body. For decades, astronauts have returned to Earth anemic, their red blood cell count depleted, leaving them vulnerable to i...
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