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Studying global changes in coral reefs is one more way NASA will help us better understand our changing planet, and find ways to protect it.

Inflatable airlocks could be used to shield against radiation or space debris, protecting astronauts as they live and work on planetary surfaces.

A new glue can be used with patches of reinforcing bio-fabric that can repair tears and holes in beating hearts.

Partnering with commercial aerospace companies, NASA Langley Research Center will continue the agency’s development of Quiet Supersonic Technology.

It’s a simple solution that will keep you and your family safe, even if you were left in the dark.

AUDREY is able to track an entire team at once, keeping first responders safe in the field.

Flying 220 miles above Earth, and fixed to the outside of the International Space Station, these unique suitcases help researchers prepare for future space flight.

On Gemini 12, after hours of underwater training to prepare him, Buzz Aldrin solved the riddle of spacewalking.

The astronauts refer to it as, “Snow White, the fairest of them all,” but they’re not talking about the popular fairy tale.

Anyone within the path of totality will see one of nature’s most awe-inspiring sights – a total solar eclipse. Even though totality lasts only a few minutes, brighter stars and planets will be visible.