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“crisp, sweeping surveys will help scientists investigate dark energy and dark matter, discover and characterise exoplanets, map billions of galaxies, study black holes, and explore objects from our own solar system to the edge of the observable Universe.”

Nasa · said date not stated · reported 2026-08-30

NASA outlined the research goals and capabilities of the Nancy Grace Roman telescope.

“no earlier than July 2028”

NASA · said date not stated · reported 2026-08-19

NASA's current Dragonfly mission page describes the launch window using this careful formulation rather than a fixed date.

“The savings should provide power to keep its three instruments operating for at least an extra year,”

NASA · said 2026-08-04 · reported 2026-08-07

NASA reported that the Big Bang power transfer on Voyager 2 was successful and should extend instrument operations.

“Roman will use its propellant to power two types of thrusters that help it stay in its planned orbit around L2 and ensure the solar array panels face the sun, which is the observatory's main source of power throughout the mission,”

NASA · said date not stated · reported 2026-07-28

NASA explained in a statement how the Roman Space Telescope will use its propellant to maintain orbit around Lagrange point 2 and keep its solar arrays sun-facing.

“In less than 30 minutes in the dark, your eyes will adapt and you will begin to see meteors,”

NASA · said date not stated · reported 2025-07-29

NASA provides guidance on how viewers' eyes adapt to the darkness when watching the meteor showers.

“Be patient — the show will last until dawn, so you have plenty of time to catch a glimpse.”

NASA · said date not stated · reported 2025-07-29

NASA encourages stargazers to be patient while viewing the meteor showers.

“The arm functioned correctly and teams are reviewing data. Falcon 9 and Dragon remain healthy on the pad ahead of Thursday, July 31’s targeted launch, pending static fire and launch readiness.”

NASA · said 2025-07-28 · reported 2025-07-28

NASA provided an update on the condition of the rocket and spacecraft after the aborted static fire test.

“Monday’s test auto-aborted at T-57 seconds due to an error with the transporter erector’s cradle arm position indication,”

NASA · said 2025-07-28 · reported 2025-07-28

NASA issued a statement explaining why a Falcon 9 static fire test auto-aborted ahead of the Crew-11 launch.

“will impact the search for evidence of extraterrestrial life.”

NASA · said date not stated · reported 2025-07-25

NASA's press materials highlighted the implications of the finding for the search for extraterrestrial life.

“begs a rewrite of biology textbooks”

NASA · said date not stated · reported 2025-07-25

NASA promoted the study's potential significance in its press materials upon publication.

“receive and understand various languages used by different commercial manufacturers when operating in their near-Earth networks,”

NASA · said date not stated · reported 2025-07-22

NASA described the multilingual communication capability of the PExT demonstration spacecraft.

“By studying this region, TRACERS will allow scientists to observe how quickly reconnection changes and evolves by comparing data collected by each satellite.”

NASA · said date not stated · reported 2025-07-22

NASA described how TRACERS data will help scientists study magnetic reconnection.

“funnel-shaped regions where Earth’s magnetic field opens over the North and South Poles.”

NASA · said date not stated · reported 2025-07-22

NASA described the atmospheric cusps that the TRACERS satellites will study.

“There, Earth’s magnetic field dips down toward the ground, funneling and concentrating particles into one part of our atmosphere,”

NASA · said date not stated · reported 2025-07-22

NASA explained how Earth's magnetic field interacts with particles in polar cusps.