Medicine & TechnologyAstronauts on the ISS are testing an antimicrobial surface coating that can kill bacteria and coronavirus developed by researchers from Boeing and the University of Queensland.
Doctors can't make house calls to the International Space Station when astronauts get sick. Hence, researchers came up with a Mars medicine to cure them.
China's primary module for its orbital space station recently passed the flight acceptance review, and is now preparing to launch in the coming months.
New research shows that space travel may have caused the poor functionality in astronauts' mitochondria, which increases health risks for space travelers.
NASA and the Canadian Space Agency are teaming up to give $500,000 to ideas of food production in space under their joint program, the "Deep Space Food Challenge."
NASA astronauts aboard the International Space Station are currently planning a spacewalk to install a high-speed satellite link that will help enhance their connections with Europe.
Researchers recently showed that the interpretation of an individual of gravity's direction could be changed by how their brains respond to visual information.
Astronauts aboard the ISS are finally tasting their fruits of labor as they eat for the first time radish grown in space. Growing plants in space would help food production efforts for long-term space missions.
Young astronaut Alyssa Carson said the sun would run out of fuel to burn," and conditions on Earth will be quite different from the regular life humans spend at present.
A study is looking into aspects of how lemurs are shielding their cells against stress, regulate global levels of the gene, and the manner they store adequate energy for their survival from hibernation.
The NASA Office of Inspector General noted that the 2024 timeline for the Artemis moon mission is exaggeratedly "ambitious," referring to concerns about the funds, scope, and timetable.