When NASA launched the second of its Space Shuttle missions in November of 1981, Columbia was carrying a new space robot ... board the telescope — the Fine Guidance Sensor and the Near-Infrared Imager ...

National Space ... this photo taken by Neil Armstrong during the Apollo 11 mission on the Moon. (NASA) When NASA launched the second of its Space Shuttle missions in November of 1981, Columbia ...

The photo has been newly processed using modern techniques to show the "cosmic pillar" in even more detail, with layers of cold gas and dust seen by Hubble's visible and infrared ... the Hubble Space ...

The Hubble Space Telescope is celebrating its 35th anniversary in space today, but even as a senior citizen in the spacecraft population, it is showing no sign of slowing down. "Hubble is more ...

Astronomy Space photo of the week: James Webb telescope reveals mysterious 'light echo' in the broken heart of Cassiopeia Astronomy Space photo of the week: Cotton candy clouds shine in one of ...

On April 24, 1990, all 24,000 pounds of the Hubble Space Telescope were tucked away inside the Discovery space shuttle when it ... NASA has released stunning photos taken by the telescope in ...

Europa Clipper tested its infrared camera during a Mars flyby, preparing for its 2030 mission to Jupiter’s moon Europa.

The burned area is revealed when viewed in shortwave infrared, near infrared and visible ... NASA is generally associated with looking outward into space, but by pointing its satellites back ...

To celebrate the Hubble telescope's 35th anniversary, NASA released some striking new images on Wednesday, including a bold rendition of Mars and a stunning photo ... on the space shuttle ...

"This flight — and the engineering process that led us here — taught us valuable lessons on the design of the next iteration, Phoenix 2." A European reentry capsule notched some important ...

The photo has been newly processed using modern techniques to show the "cosmic pillar" in even more detail, with layers of cold gas and dust seen by Hubble's visible and infrared cameras.