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Cleaner, quieter, and even faster. NASA is entering a new era in aviation as x-planes take to the air.

After returning home from the moon, Astronaut Buzz Aldrin said, “Mars is there – waiting to be explored.” But what’s the point of sending humans to another world?

Some thunderstorms can be seen approaching, while others hit without warning. Now NASA is taking to the air above Kansas to see why nighttime storms are brewing.

It turns out we may all have a lot in common with a famous Peanuts character. We all have a personally identifying germ cloud that follows us everywhere.

While we anxiously waited for years as New Horizons made its way to Pluto, NASA researchers weren’t just sitting on their hands. A team from Marshall Space Flight Center has proposed an idea that would take us to the edge of our solar system - in record time!

The phrase, “Music to my ears” takes on a whole new meaning as NASA scientists are being trained to listen to their data.

Stonehenge is one of the most recognized landscapes in the world, but the real mystery may just be what lies beneath.

NASA is bringing a spaceflight technology back to Earth that could take the heat for firefighters.

Winds in Saturn’s atmosphere reach speeds of more than one thousand miles per hour. What if we could use that wind as a source of energy?

A heart attack is a serious thing – even when it’s not fatal, the resulting damage to heart tissue affects the heart’s ability to pump blood. But a new patch may actually restore both tissue and function.