NASA has identified astronaut Mike Fincke as the Crew-11 member who had a medical event on the ISS, leading to the outpost's first medical evacuation.

From the ISS, scientists are capturing rare lightning above storms that could impact radio, climate, and safety.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Artemis II crew members stand in front of their Orion crew module on Aug. 8, 2023, at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

In the study of lunar eclipses, NASA’s research into the varying shades and hues of a total lunar eclipse provides fascinating insights into the impact of this astronomical event on Earth’s atmosphere ...

NASA will release new high-res images of interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS on Nov. 19, 2025. The comet, which originated outside our solar system, was first spotted in July and is only the third such object ...

News media and the public are invited to observe the live webcast of the launch of NASA’s nanosatellite, known as PharmaSat, in the Exploration Center at NASA Ames Research Center. PharmaSat is ...

Students from the East Cooper Center for Advanced Studies (ECCAS) have been named national finalists in the prestigious FutureEngineers.org NASA TechRise Student Challenge, joining 60 winning teams ...

Astronaut Mike Fincke announced Thursday that he was the member of Crew-11 who experienced a medical event and had to return to Earth last month.

NASA astronaut Mike Fincke has been identified as the Crew-11 member who experienced a medical event in early January aboard the International Space Station, triggering NASA's first medical evacuation ...

May 12 (UPI) --NASA will host a live Twitch event Tuesday to help "global creators" of all ages design a plush mascot that will indicate zero gravity, when Artemis II astronauts take flight next year ...