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NASA seeks commercial options for servicing Hubble

NASA issued a Request for Information on Oct. 29 about industry capabilities for in-space servicing of the Hubble Space Telescope.

  1. NASA announces MAX POWER events at Kennedy Space Center

  2. Voyager 1 to cross the one-light-day mark on November 18, 2026

  3. Vega Island shows bare ice after winter 2026

  4. NASA released the 2026 ISAM State of Play

  1. NASA opens Dragonfly passenger list for Titan mission

    NASA said names can be added to a microchip aboard Dragonfly before its scheduled launch to Saturn’s moon Titan.

  2. La NASA invita a enviar un nombre a Titán con Dragonfly

    Los nombres serán incluidos en un microchip de Dragonfly antes del 15 de enero de 2027, mientras la aeronave tiene un lanzamiento programado para 2028.

  3. NASA highlights Halloween costumes aboard the International Space Station

    Crew members mark the holiday individually and as a group, often making costumes from materials available aboard the station.

  4. NASA and NIH announce the QuSAFE Challenge

    The collaboration supports quantum-enabled sensing for toxicity and safety testing and NASA's Biological and Physical Sciences Division.

  5. NASA names Troy Asher Armstrong Flight Research Center director

    Troy Asher will oversee workforce and operations and advance flight research, aircraft operations and new aviation technologies.

  6. NASA-funded study details one of oldest Mars meteorites ever found

    NASA-funded scientists dated Teghaza 001 and found that the Sahara meteorite formed more than 4.1 billion years ago.

  7. NASA telescopes capture the Cat's Head Nebula in multiple wavelengths

    Hubble and Webb observations reveal gas, dust, embedded stars and faint structures in a star-forming region of the Carina Nebula.

  8. Arnab makes landfall on India's eastern coast

    NASA reported that the cyclone caused extensive damage and prompted the evacuation of tens of thousands of people before landfall.

  9. NASA selects 19 citizen science proposals for 2026

    NASA’s Science Mission Directorate selected 19 proposals, including twelve for its Citizen Science Seed Funding Program.

  10. Vietnam becomes newest Artemis Accords signatory

    NASA said Vietnam became the 78th nation to join the accord, extending cooperation on space programs and exploration.

  11. Reid Wiseman named Caltech associate vice president and NASA JPL deputy

    The Artemis II commander will begin the role on Nov. 30, 2026, after serving as NASA’s chief astronaut from December 2020 to November 2022.

  12. NASA grants and business training help launch drone company

    The program pairs aeronautical research grants with business training, and former participants say those skills helped build a drone company.

  13. Artemis III SLS core stage joins boosters at Kennedy

    NASA said the Artemis III SLS core stage was integrated alongside the twin solid rocket boosters in High Bay 3 on Oct. 28.

  1. Chiricahua redesignated as a national park in October 2026

    NASA described the volcanic origins, rock formations, ecosystems and satellite image of the Arizona park redesignated in October 2026.

  2. Curiosity prepares to drill at Mars site Nazca

    NASA's Curiosity rover reached a site near Chiu Chiu and began preparations for a drilling campaign at the newly named Nazca target.

  3. NSF-DOE Rubin Observatory finds possible dwarf planet ED138

    Preliminary data places ED138 beyond Pluto, and scientists can now make follow-up observations to determine its nature.

  4. NASA CHAPEA crew to exit Mars simulation habitat Saturday

    NASA said the four volunteers will leave the Johnson Space Center facility after 378 days of isolation.

  5. NIST releases post-quantum cryptography transition road map

    The report set migration timelines and identified quantum-vulnerable standards for federal agencies, technology providers and other organizations.

  6. Iceberg A-81 approaches South Georgia after leaving Brunt Ice Shelf

    The berg slowed near the island's underwater shelf after reaching the Scotia Sea in May 2026.

  7. NASA mentor supports Rice University student on deorbit work

    Malvika Bhardwaj is developing thruster analysis tools while learning how NASA engineers collaborate at Johnson Space Center.

  8. Solar cells inspected on NASA’s NEO Surveyor

    NASA said a technician inspected the large sunshade of the Near-Earth Object Surveyor mission in Boulder, Colorado, in late July.

  9. NASA’s NEO Surveyor sunshade is inspected in Boulder

    The sunshade’s solar array can produce up to 2 kilowatts to charge the onboard batteries powering the spacecraft’s systems.

  10. NASA’s Perseverance views dust at Neretva Vallis

    NASA’s 360-degree view of Neretva Vallis combines 217 Mastcam-Z images showing a dusty river valley in Jezero Crater on Mars.

  11. NASA schedules media tour of new lunar landing simulation

    The Ames Research Center tour was set to include simulator rides and expert interviews tied to NASA’s Artemis program.

  12. NASA interns analyze propellant gauging for a lunar mission

    High school students modeled Modal Propellant Gauging windows for the Intuitive Machines IM-3 mission.

  13. NASA rover finds fine and ultrafine Mars dust on spacesuit samples

    NASA said Perseverance's measurements could guide spacesuit, habitat and dust-removal design for future Mars missions.

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