Nasa missions

NASA mission logo's Printed oversize on foam core by NASA This set hung in the LCC (Launch Control Center) Kennedy Space Center

At 9:32 a.m. EDT on July 16, 1969, the Apollo 11 mission launched via a Saturn V rocket on a mission to the Moon.

An article about the Space Shuttle Columbia disaster on 1 February 2003 that killed all seven members of the crew.

A Nasa astronaut’s guide to time-shifting What life on the International Space Station can tell us about the circadian clock. Presented by Global Wellness Institute. “You only feel the speed when you’re in the process of ascent,” says former Nasa astronaut Michael López-Alegría of being launched into space. “There’s an incredible amount of acceleration for the first 8 minutes and 50 seconds. And then suddenly, that…

Almost 50 years later, NASA is ready to return humans to the lunar surface -- and it begins with the Artemis I mission. Here are the big numbers that make the mission a monumental feat.

Christina Koch, 40, and Andrew Morgan, 43, (pictured) removed three batteries and installed two new ones, lugging the 180kg batteries along the ship themselves before pausing to enjoy the view.