Precious data from space missions, going back decades, is being carefully restored and archived by scientists at NASA's Space Science Date Coordinated Archive, allowing researchers today to make new ...

Space buffs, get ready to blast off! NASA is currently uploading hundreds of stunning archival films to YouTube. Recovered from the archives of NASA's Armstrong Flight Research Center (AFRC) in ...

WASHINGTON – NASA and Internet Archive of San Francisco are partnering to scan, archive and manage the agency’s vast collection of photographs, historic film and video. The imagery will be available ...

Three compilations of images from more than half a century of NASA history are available for comment on a section of the photo-sharing site Flickr known as The Commons. Visitors to NASA on The Commons ...

Thousands of images snapped by Apollo era astronauts during their missions have been made available via the Flickr gallery of the Project Apollo Archive (PAA). The images, supplied by NASA, allow ...

On a universal or microscopic scale, science is endlessly fascinating. Humankind’s curiosity about the way our world works will never be fully satisfied no matter how many breakthroughs or discoveries ...

Wired Science is combing NASA's enormous image archive to bring you some of its most inspiring, awesome and weird photos. This 1965 shot of the Reduced Gravity Walking Simulator is one of our ...

Few celestial bodies have captured the human imagination quite like Mars. A beacon of both mystery and possibility, the Red Planet has long been the subject of speculation, from ancient mythology to ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Scientists with NASA's planet-hunting Kepler spacecraft have revamped the mission's online ...

Jules Verne’s space dreams began with a gun. A big one. In his 1865 sci-fi novel “From the Earth to the Moon,” Verne spins a yarn about the Baltimore Gun Club, a weapons society that built a massive ...

Space buffs, get ready to blast off! NASA is currently uploading hundreds of stunning archival films to YouTube. Recovered from the archives of NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center (AFRC) in ...