Its photograph of Earth, blue and radiant in darkness, moved hearts across the globe. Subsequently, there was Apollo 17 in 1972. The astronauts took the Blue Marble ... is faded. NASA's EPIC ...

Within a month Hubble had truly begun its mission, gazing out at the cosmos for NASA and the European Space Agency with its 2.4-meter-wide starlight-gathering mirror—the largest ever launched to ...

Private lunar lander Blue Ghost's shadow is seen on the moon's surface after touching down on the moon with a special delivery for NASA, Sunday, March 2, 2025. (NASA/Firefly Aerospace via AP ...

NASA is paying three teams—Axiom Space, Voyager’s Starlab Space, and a partnership of Blue Origin and Sierra Space—for initial design and development of so-called Commercial Low-Earth-Orbit ...

So how, over the 50 years since that iconic image was taken, has the Blue Marble changed? Nasa The crew handed the camera to each other, each taking photographs throughout the journey to the Moon ...

deputy project scientist for Nasa's Deep Space Climate Observatory (Dscovr) satellite mission, which the camera is carried aboard. "With respect to the Blue Marble, on the 50th anniversary ...

Future New Glenn missions will carry the Blue Moon Mark 1 cargo lander and the Mark 2 crewed lander to the moon as part of NASA’s Artemis program, a post-launch press release said. Four weeks ...

Famed Australian scientist Dr Karl Kruszelnicki has weighed in on the controversy surrounding Jeff Bezo's all-female Blue Origin space ... lets give more money to NASA."' 'But at the time that ...

Widely acknowledged as one of the most widely distributed photographic images in existence, the "Blue Marble" was photographed by Apollo ... had the Sun behind them when this photo was taken. As NASA ...

That having been said, given we already have a space station in orbit, we suspect NASA and Blue Origin are using learnings from that project in this one. In other Blue Origin news, the company is ...

Revving up to extreme speed, the Maserati MC20 screamed just shy of the 200-mph barrier while zooming down the center of NASA's old space shuttle landing strip — with nobody in the driver's seat.

A digital rendering of the baseline configuration for Blue Origin's free-flying commercial space station, Orbital Reef, which continues to be developed as part of a Space Act Agreement with NASA. A ...