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NASA's CHAPEA 2 crew shares final reflections as their 378-day Mars analog mission inside the 3D-printed Mars Dune Alpha habitat nears its October 31, 2026 conclusion, featured on the Houston We Have a Podcast episode with principal investigator Grace Douglas.
Scientists have for the first time successfully modeled the Arsia Mons Elongated Cloud (AMEC) on Mars, finding it may be driven by exotic atmospheric physics never before directly observed in nature.
SpaceX announces Starfall, a service aimed at providing affordable and routine access to microgravity for on-orbit manufacturing, scientific research, and testing.
Scientists say that worlds more habitable than Earth likely exist beyond our solar system, highlighting ongoing research into exoplanet habitability and the search for life-friendly conditions.
A new study suggests that intense asteroid bombardment during the Hadean eon kept Earth's early crust hot and thin, enabling the formation of the first continental crust. Geologist Tim Johnson argues that impacts from space, not just internal heat, explain the missing 500 million years of geological record.