New York’s Solar Eclipse Countdown Is Officially On
Hey, New York! Our turn to see a once-in-a-lifetime total solar eclipse right in our own backyard is officially less than a year away!
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How To Watch As NASA Smashes Into An Asteroid
On Monday, September 26, NASA is going to purposely smash into an asteroid and you'll have a front seat to watch it happen!
NASA Announces Possible Launch Dates for Artemis I
Artemis 1 has officially announced a new launch date.
The SUNY Oneonta Planetarium Will Welcome The Public Once Again
The SUNY Oneonta Planetarium is reopening to the public following a closure due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The planetarium is celebrating the reopening with a live musical performance about the Voyager space probes and the people behind the mission.
How to Hear What You Would Sound Like on Mars
New technology collected by NASA’s Perseverance rover can now allow us to hear what we would sound like on Mars.
NASA is Looking to Engage Students as They Head Back to the Classroom
NASA is looking to engage students as they go back to school!
As students across the country are gearing up to head back to the classroom, NASA is presenting some very cool resources for students that are interested in all the cool stuff that NASA does. In the latest edit...
NASA Constantly Monitors Asteroid Threats
We’ve all seen the movies about giant asteroids hurtling toward Earth to snuff us all out in an instant. Science fiction films dealing with this usually do a great job of entertaining us and then making us think about what we would do if it really happened. Well, app...
NASA Releases First Video/Audio From Mars
Mars 2020 Perseverance rover's descent and touchdown on Mars is captured in a thrilling high-definition video. A separate microphone captured the first audio as well.
Remembering the Space Shuttle Challenger Tragedy 36 Years Later
It was 36 years ago, January 28th, 1986 that the Space Shuttle Challenger exploded with teacher Christa McAuliffe aboard. This is what I remember; what do you remember?