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Looking Back on 2014: NASA Marks the Top Discoveries of the Year

SPACE 01.01.2015 17:14 PM

In terms of discoveries and technological advancements, 2014 marked an important year for NASA. In fact the US space agency made huge strides towards its goal of sending astronauts to Mars. And these achievements were reached through a combination of front-line testing and scientific findings, while at the same time examining our own planet and the vast universe around it.

A Christmas Celebration in Space―How the International Space Station Crew Celebrates

12.24.2014 21:37 PM

Christmas is a time of the year when we can all gather around a warm, natural gas fed fire and talk about what we've all been up-to this past year. But, if you're in space, a fire probably isn't a good idea.

Antares Rocket Launches on East Coast Tonight: Viewing and Live Stream Info

10.28.2014 16:01 PM

The launch of the Antares rocket carrying supplies and scientific equipment to the International Space Station was rescheduled from Monday evening to Tuesday evening due to a wayward sailboat entered the restricted zone underneath the rocket's flight path. The launch is now scheduled to 6:22 p.m. ET on Tuesday night.

Dragon Spacecraft Completes Mission, Splashes Down in Pacific Ocean

10.27.2014 18:40 PM

Elon Musk's SpaceX keeps on completing milestones on its way to building that city on Mars ASAP, but first it must prove it can handle reliably traveling to somewhere much closer: the International Space Station, currently orbiting Earth.

Tags: ISS

Looking Back on 2014: NASA Marks the Top Discoveries of the Year

A Christmas Celebration in Space―How the International Space Station Crew Celebrates

Antares Rocket Launches on East Coast Tonight: Viewing and Live Stream Info

Dragon Spacecraft Completes Mission, Splashes Down in Pacific Ocean

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