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NASA may put astronauts on deep space test flight

They are planning to launch 2 crew members in mid-2019

Nasa scientists discover 7 Earth-sized planets that may host life

Planets may be tidally locked to their star resulting in perpetual day on one side

Juno to remain in current orbit around Jupiter: NASA

Juno's larger 53-day orbit allows for bonus science that was not part of the original mission design

NASA scientist find 60,000-year-old microbes in Mexican mine

The mine is famous for its huge crystals, some as long as 50 feet

NASA awards $30,000 to winners of 'Space Poop Challenge'

Top award went to Thatcher Cardon, who designed the MACES perineal access & toileting system

NASA to create first-ever space technology research institutes

Each STRI will receive up to $15 million over the five-year period of performance

Indian-origin astronaut denies being Nasa pick for 2018 space mission

Shawna Pandya said she previously interned with Nasa but does not have any affiliation with it now

NASA sent a twin to study nature vs nurture and results are visible

Space agencies around the world have a shared goal of taking people to Mars

NASA develops new test to detect signs of life on exoplanets

New method is 10,000 times more sensitive than current methods employed by spacecraft

New NASA video shows 'landing' on Pluto

Using over 100 images taken by the New Horizons spacecraft

NASA's Hubble spots 'shadow play', indicates new planet

The star is roughly 8 million years old and slightly less massive than our Sun

Solar storms trigger sparks, melt soil on Moon: NASA

Moon has almost no atmosphere, so its surface is exposed to the harsh space environment

The metal ball that has caught Nasa's fancy rate hikes this year

Humankind has visited rocky worlds and icy worlds and worlds made of gas, but never seen a metal world

Rare comet will be visible from Earth for first time: NASA

'The comet has a good chance of becoming visible through a good pair of binoculars'

NASA image shows Saturn's north pole basking in sunlight

NASA's Cassini spacecraft has captured a stunning image of Saturn

NASA orbiter discovers infant versions of Martian 'spiders'

'Spiders' are radially patterned channels found only in the south polar region of Mars

NASA's Juno spacecraft gets pictures of Jupiter's 'pearl'

The image was captured by Juno's onboard camera, specially designed to click pictures of Jupiter's poles and cloud tops

NASA spacecraft to hunt for earth's "Trojan" asteroids from Feb

ill date, scientists have only discovered one Earth trojan asteroid - 2010 TK7

NASA Saturn probe beams back first images from new orbit

Cassini began its new mission phase, called Ring-Grazing Orbits on November 30

NASA building robot to repair, refuel satellites in orbit

NASA said it also plans to transfer Restore-L's technologies to commercial entities to help jumpstart a new domestic servicing industry