A new NASA’s $23 million toilet on the Space Station
Astronauts will test a new NASA’s $23 million microgravity toilet on the Space Station, to see if it is suitable for future Moon and Mars
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From floating guts to ‘sticky’ blood – here’s how to do Surgery in Space
Nina Louise Purvis, THE CONVERSATION. Earlier this year, it was reported that an astronaut in space had developed a potentially life-threatening blood clot in the
Help NASA to design future space Toilets
NASA offering prizes for toilet concepts for the Artemis Moon missions.
NASA will manufacture a Telescope Mirror in Space
NASA is developing first-of-its-kind in-space manufacturing technique for telescope mirrors
Space Station grown Lettuce is just as good as on Earth
Space Station grown lettuce is just as nutritious as on Earth, and in the future can be grown for deep space trips.
Astronauts Mix Cement in Space
Astronauts on board the International Space Station, for the first have successfully mixed cement in the micro-gravity of space.
The 20 Year old International Space Station
The Space Station, humanity’s only orbital laboratory, continues its mission to conduct microgravity research and experiments, ranging from human physiology to astronomy.
The Coolest Spot in the Universe
A Nobel Prize winner and other scientists will conduct experiments, using new technology, to create the coolest spot in the Universe.
How Zero-G Planes Work
Here’s how it works the special made ESA Airbus A310 zero-g plane.
Learning to Walk in Space
Engineers and astronauts conducted testing in both light and darkness to mimic the 90 minute day-night cycle the astronauts experience in orbit.
