National Aeronautics and Space Administration

NASA's historic attempt to deploy a solar sail

30 Jun 2008

The idea to use pressure and radiation to propel space craft might just get tested, if all goes well with NASA's planned deployment of the first Solar Sail.

Martian soil has salts - indicates presence of water in the past

27 Jun 2008

Phoenix Mars mission: Very likely water, say NASA scientists about “clumps”

20 Jun 2008

NASA's GLAST settles into orbit – to explore origins of the universe

13 Jun 2008

Discovery heads for Earth, scheduled to touch down on Saturday

12 Jun 2008

Discovery undocked from the ISS early yesterday, ending a nine-day stay and headed for a Saturday morning landing at Kennedy Space Centre.

NASA’s new gamma ray telescope all set to be launched

11 Jun 2008

NASA plans to study the galaxy through giant telescopes on the moon

07 Jun 2008

Scientists from the National Aeronautical and Space Agency (Nasa) plan to fabricate the largest telescopes ever on the surface of the Earth’s moon, using a mixture of carbon and moon dust

Mars Lander frees its robotic arm – ready for initial tests

30 May 2008

Mars Orbiter develops minor glitch - takes stunning photograph of Phoenix Lander

28 May 2008

NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander makes a successful landing

26 May 2008

Nasa's serach for life on Mars has begun with the successful touchdown of the Phoenix Mars Lander on the planet's surface.

Nasa's new water reclamation system headed for duty on space station

14 May 2008

Space shuttle Endeavour blasts off from Cape Canaveral

11 Mar 2008