Never-before seen photo shows Neil Armstrong's face as he first walks across the moon
(dailymail.co.uk) - An amazing new photograph showing Neil Armstrong's face through his space suit visor has come to light on the 40th anniversary of the first manned Moon landing.
The image was shot by the movie camera mounted on the lunar lander famously called 'Eagle', but the frame lasts for only a fleeting More...
Swedish Hacker Indicted in Cisco, NASA Attacks
(online.wsj.com) - A Swedish computer hacker was indicted Tuesday for breaking into the networks of tech-gear maker Cisco Systems Inc. and high-end computing equipment at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
The attacks underscore the development of a vast underground economy that targets both the private sector and the government.
Nasa: Colbert Might Get a Space Toilet Named After Him as a Consolation Prize
(i.gizmodo.com) - Stephen Colbert may have won NASA's poll to rename a module on the International Space Station, but NASA doesn't really want to go through with it. Instead, they might just name a toilet after him.
Colbert wins NASA space station name contest
(google.com) - WASHINGTON (AP) — NASA's online contest to name a new room at the international space station went awry. Comedian Stephen Colbert won.
Oops: Colbert wins NASA space station name contest
(news.yahoo.com) - NASA's online contest to name a new room at the international space station went awry.
Mars Lander gets lucky break as 'water drops' discovered clinging to craft's leg
(dailymail.co.uk) - The Phoenix Mars Lander has spent months searching for liquid on the Red Planet. Now it appears that water has found the intrepid spacecraft.
Several photographs taken by Nasa's explorer show what look like water droplets clinging to one of its robotic landing struts.
NASA - NASA Tests Engine Technology for Landing Astronauts on the Moon
(nasa.gov) - How can a rocket engine that generates 5,000 degree steam and 13,800 pounds of thrust form icicles at the rim of its nozzle? It's cryogenic. The Common Extensible Cryogenic Engine, CECE for short, has completed its third round of intensive testing. This technology development engine is fueled by a mixture More...
Annoying Stickler Insists On Every Detail Of Space Mission Being Exactly Right
(theonion.com) - Moments after having their shuttle launch delayed, Discovery astronauts complained once again Monday about John Wilkins—that annoying little program manager who insists on every detail of every space mission being exactly right.
