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Lagrange points are unique places in space where the dynamic and gravitational forces of two bodies balance. And in the case of Mars moon, Phobos, the L1 point is an ideal location for refining tether operations.

Although opiate drugs reduce pain, they come with significant side effects, including motor impairment, respiratory problems, and even more common, the risk of opium-dependency.

The house-sized asteroid entered the atmosphere at blazing speed, blowing apart only 14 miles above the ground, creating a shock wave that injured hundreds of people.

A new NASA project is developing technology to study “omics” – those fields of microbiology that are important to human health. And 3-D printed instruments are key pieces of the project.

The dinosaur age meets the space age when dinosaur tracks are discovered at a NASA Center.

The public is invited to come aboard NASA's first mission to touch the Sun.

Mattel shines a light on real life role models to remind girls they can be anything.

Unprecedented technical challenges require an unprecedented approach. And your innovation could be just what NASA and our industry partners are looking for.

Spitzer's new mission is finding and measuring exoplanets, orbiting alien stars, which is a task nobody had even considered possible, back when the project was designed and launched.

Aurorasaurus, a citizen science web site, uses public posts to help scientists track geomagnetic storms.