NISAR’s newly available measurements will help researchers monitor land and ice movement, ecosystems and natural hazards, while an Antarctic image demonstrates the radar’s ability to reveal hidden structure.
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A commercially operated spacecraft carrying a government-developed robotic system has launched on a mission designed to inspect, reposition and extend the lives of satellites in high orbit.
Microwave measurements from two close flybys found temperatures rising sharply just below Io’s surface, giving scientists a new view of how heat moves through the solar system’s most volcanic world.
The White House says more than 15 agencies will contribute funding, data and research facilities to 278 projects spanning health, energy, infrastructure and space science.
Mission leaders and four crew members will hold public briefings on August 3 ahead of a launch to the International Space Station targeted for no earlier than mid-September.
NASA and India's space agency have opened access to calibrated NISAR radar products designed to track changes in land, ice, forests and natural hazards.
NASA has formally scheduled the Roman observatory for an August 30 launch and will hold a public mission briefing on July 29.
A new executive order tightens waiver requirements and directs contractors to trace critical defense inputs from raw materials to finished systems.
Federal authorities say three enforcement actions disrupted more than 1,000 domains used to show unauthorized streams of 2026 World Cup matches.
A new legal opinion says the 2022 government-device ban no longer covers the restructured U.S. service, though individual agencies retain discretion over workplace use.
Measurements closer to Earth suggest geomagnetic currents may keep strengthening as solar-wind forcing rises, with implications for satellites and navigation systems.
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