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Intuitive Machines’ second attempt at a moon landing seems to have ended with the lander on its side, mirroring the issues of its first mission. The CEO suggests a possible delay for the third lunar mission.

A technology developed by NASA to monitor astronaut heart health in space has been adapted for use on Earth to monitor patients with heart failure.

A NASA-developed sensor system, originally designed for astronaut health monitoring, is now being used to help manage heart failure patients on Earth.

Explore how NASA’s Deep Space Optical Communications experiment uses lasers to transmit data, potentially transforming how we communicate with spacecraft and astronauts in deep space.

A NASA-developed technology, initially designed for astronaut health monitoring, has been adapted into a commercial product to aid in the remote management of heart failure patients.

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute hosted its Space Science and Technology Day on September 30, 2024, as part of its bicentennial celebration, featuring talks from accomplished alumni, showcasing current research, and highlighting student projects focused on space exploration.