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By timing how long it takes individual photons to leave a satellite, reflect off the surface, and return to the receiver telescope on the satellite, NASA can precisely measure surface heights below.

NASA is using the power of the Pleiades supercomputer to layer thousands of satellite images taken by cameras aboard the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter.

Scientists are talking about a new form of diamond, one that exists on exoplanets in outer space.

A team of scientists created the Disasters Mapping Portal, a powerful interface that uses the power of Earth-observations to allows users to understand what’s happening on the ground.

Beyond the threat to astronaut health, lunar dust contamination could result in equipment failure.

Astronomers have a new set of eyes on the TRAPPIST-1 system thanks to the recently launched James Webb Space Telescope.

The nation’s investments in technology enable NASA to make a difference in the world around us.

The European Service Module will provide integral power, thermal control, propulsion, and life support commodities for Orion and the astronauts inside.

Night Vision Goggles work by amplifying natural light to highlight features, such as buildings or terrain, in the outside environment.

NASA has captured the first ever images of the interactions of shockwaves between two aircraft flying faster than the speed of sound.